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NanoDrop It Like Its Hot

Jan 24, 2008 news links

I just came across this video on the NanoDrop Technologies web site. The NanoDrop is a new spectrophotometer that is growing popular among molecular biology researchers due to its ease of use and time effective advantages over traditional spectrophotometers. I’ve been using it exclusively for getting DNA and RNA concentrations; the results have been great and much more reproducible than some of the old spectrophotometers around here. I think the video was well done by the students from Brown University.

My only question: If these students had time to shoot and edit this video, how did they also have time to put together enough research for two Nature publications?

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3 Responses to “NanoDrop It Like Its Hot”

  1. Epigenetics Says:

    January 24th, 2008 at 10:34 pm

    It’s a good machine, but they make the Ginzu knives look like some sort of ginzu RNA quantification device. But wait, there’s more…


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