Equipment contamination

... mistakes!! • Clean up immediately after you have used something! Equipment rules • Get demonstrations of every equipment in the lab, even ... and added later to the autoclaved material) (page 160) MINIMIZING CONTAMINATION 1. Minimize junk around the working area 2. Wipe down the bench ...

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... two months of culture and passages. There might be some other source of contamination, though, like some reagent or equipment that is kept in cold/ice and that is used in your cultures. Maybe it contains no ...

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... and C-15 are not), which makes it easier to follow with fairly simple equipment.. 2. It’s mass difference makes it useful for following metabolites ... to detect with a simple geiger counter. 3. Because it is hard to detect contamination by C-14 (you have to do wipe tests and throw the wipes into ...

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... etc...? the procedure that MUST be adhered to to prevent wound/surgical contamination? there is probably lots of info found in google search. or do you mean equipment sterilization?

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