Autoclave SafetyAutoclave use can pose physical hazards (e.g. heat, steam and pressure) and biological hazards (e.g. improperly autoclaved infectious materials). This fact sheet provides basic guidance on the safe operation of autoclaves.How can I protect myself?TRAININGThe PI/Supervisor for each la

1. CENTRIFUGE SAFETYWHEN HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILL, WHAT SHOULD WE DO? 2. Hazardous Material Spill/ExposureTurn off centrifuge immediately.Keep centrifuge cover closed for at least 30 minutes to reduce aerosolization of hazardous material.Follow spill, exposure, and incident reporting instructions.F

3-part versus 5-part hematology systemsA complete blood count (CBC) is typically the first test requested by a physician to evaluate a patient’s general health status. For such screenings, automated hematology analyzes are frequently used. In addition to determine blood levels of platelets (PLT), re

Laboratory incubators provide a controlled, contaminant-free environment for safe, reliable work with cell and tissue cultures by regulating conditions such as temperature, humidity, and CO2. Microbiological incubators are used for the growth and storage of bacterial cultures.Types and sizes abound,

If you or someone you know is in need of oxygen therapy, then one of the safest and helpful ways is by relying on the oxygen concentrator.An Oxygen Concentrator is a specially designed device that collects oxygen and nitrogen present in the surrounding air eventually providing it to the patient safe