Re: MEASURING ACCURATELY
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Louise Taylor's like:
>>I want to ask a REALLY DUMB question: How does one accurately measure out
Tween 20<<
I'm amazed at the variety and ingenuity of the answers that have already come
down.
There's one kind of dumb question - the one that's not asked! Homely details
of laboratory practice like this make or break experiments - and, even more
important, often are worth more for laboratory safety than all the MSDS's and
Right-to-Know Stations the Herrn Inschpektors beam at.
I remember who taught me how to hold an ordinary glass pipette - how to grip
a pair of scissors to avoid fatigue during a lengthy dissection - and one or
two who tried to teach me how to tie a surgical knot (maybe that's why I'm a
pathologist!)
On a different topic, I quite missed Bruce Castleman's book, and am grateful
to John Kiernan for resurrecting his shade.
Bob Richmond
Samurai Pathologist
Knoxville TN
and gladly wold he lerne, and gladly teche (Chaucer)
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