multi-channel pipette

Made:: 1990-2000 in Europe

maker:: TreffLab and University of Oxford

Multi-channel pipette used to aliquot samples into microtitre

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Multi-channel pipette used to aliquot samples into microtitre
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Multi-channel pipette used to aliquot samples into microtitre plates, TreffLab, Europe, 1990-2000. Used in research into the 'KE' family, which located a gene involved in human language, University of Oxford, 1998-2000. Used in David Shrigley's mixed media installation.

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Category:: Biochemistry

Object Number:: 2012-16

Materials:: plastic

Measurements:: overall: 100 mm x 80 mm x 245 mm, .15kg

type:: pipette

credit:: Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics

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