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Microplate Pipetting Station

<h2>What Are Microplate Pipetting Stations?</h2>
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A microplate pipetting station (96-channel pipetting workstation) is a benchtop automated liquid handling system that aspirates and dispenses liquid across all 96 wells of a microplate simultaneously using 96 air-displacement channels and disposable pipette tips. It is designed to automate repetitive pipetting tasks in workflows such as ELISA, PCR setup, cell-based assays, and serial dilutions.
These systems typically include interchangeable pipetting heads for different volume ranges, a motorized plate platform for positioning, and software for protocol programming and execution.
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<h2>What you will find:</h2>
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<li>AutoMATE&trade; 96 microplate pipetting station with 96-channel automated dispensing and interchangeable volume heads, used for plate filling, mixing, and serial dilutions</li>
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<h2>How to Choose a Microplate Pipetting Station</h2>
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Volume Range and Head Configuration Select a system that matches your application volume requirements. Low-volume heads are used for molecular biology applications, while mid- and high-volume heads support ELISA, cell culture, and reagent dispensing workflows.
Throughput Requirements Evaluate how many plates are processed daily. High-throughput labs benefit most from full 96-channel automation, while lower-throughput environments may not require full automation systems.
Plate Format Compatibility Ensure compatibility with your lab&rsquo;s plate types, including standard 96-well, 384-well (with adapter), and PCR plates. Proper alignment and depth control are important for accuracy.
Tip and Consumable Compatibility Confirm that compatible pipette tips and consumables are readily available and not limited to a single supplier. This helps reduce operational dependency and long-term cost.
Software and Workflow Control Check whether the system supports easy protocol programming, including serial dilutions, mixing, and multi-step dispensing without requiring external software.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Microplate pipetting stations provide simultaneous multi-channel liquid handling to significantly reduce manual pipetting time and improve reproducibility across assays. These systems are widely used in research, clinical diagnostics, and pharmaceutical laboratories.
Modern platforms emphasize ease of use, programmable workflows, and compatibility with standard microplate formats, enabling consistent results across high-throughput experiments.
Equip your lab with the microplate pipette station it deserves. <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact the expert team</a> at Molecular Biology Products Inc. (MBP).

Product Literature

User Guide

Accuris AutoMATE 96 Microplate Pipetting Station

Pipetting Head Specifications

 AutoMATE™ Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 20ul Low Retention, 24/cs

 AutoMATE™ STERILE Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 20ul Filtered, Low Retention, 24/cs

 AutoMATE™ Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 200ul Low Retention, 24/cs

 AutoMATE™ STERILE Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 200ul Filtered, Low Retention, 24/cs

 AutoMATE™ Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 1000ul Low Retention, 16/cs

 AutoMATE™ STERILE Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 1000ul Filtered, Low Retention, 16/cs

MAGic Clamp magnetic clamp, 125mL Erlenmeyer (max. 12)

AutoMATE™ 96 Microplate Pipetting Workstation Accessories

AutoMATE Pipetting

MP9604 by Accuris is the AutoMATE™ 96-channel microplate pipetting workstation with 96 individual air-displacement pistons, a 1–1,000 µL range (interchangeable heads), 4-position sliding platform, and an 8-inch touchscreen tablet. Compatible with 96-well, 384-well, deep-well, and PCR plate formats. Universal 120–240 V, 100 W.

Display

Aspirate/Dispense volume

Platform capacity

Channels

Pipetting technology

Compatible plate formats

Communication Ports

Voltage Input

Power

Weight

Dimensions

Manufacture

AutoMATE™ 96 Channel Pipetting Station, 115V (head not included)

AutoMATE™ 96 Channel Pipetting Station, 230V (head not included)

Pipette Tips

<h2 dir="ltr">What Are Pipette Tips?</h2>
 Pipette tips are disposable polypropylene cones that attach to the shaft of an air-displacement pipette, forming the liquid-contact surface for aspiration and dispensing. The seal between the tip collar and the pipette shaft is the single most important factor in volumetric accuracy; a poorly fitting tip introduces systematic volume error that causes the instrument to deviate from its calibrated specification. Tips span micro volumes (0.1&ndash;10 &micro;L) through standard (20&ndash;200 &micro;L and 100&ndash;1,000 &micro;L) to high-volume (up to 1,250 &micro;L), with variants for filtered aerosol protection, low-retention liquid release, extended reach into deep vessels, and wide-bore dispensing of viscous samples.&nbsp;
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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<a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/liquid-handling-products/pipette-tips/universal-fit-pipette-tips" style="color: #236fa1;">Universal Fit Pipette Tips</a> &ndash; Available in volumes from 0.1 &micro;L to 5000 &micro;L, including low-retention and extended-length options, with sterile rack, bulk bag, and non-sterile refill formats.
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<a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/liquid-handling-products/filtered-pipette-tips/lts-compatible-filter-tips" style="color: #236fa1;">LTS Compatible Pipette Tips</a> &ndash; Feature PosiStop seals for use with Rainin-style pipettes and are offered with GreenRack systems, reload stacks, and empty rack frames.
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<h2 dir="ltr">How to Choose Pipette Tips</h2>
 Collar Size and Pipette Compatibility Tip collar diameter determines fit: 3.8 mm collar for &le;10 &micro;L pipettes; 6.1 mm collar for &le;200 &micro;L; approximately 7.5&ndash;8.0 mm collar for P1000 pipettes. Universal fit tips use these standard collar sizes and are compatible with Eppendorf Research, Rainin Classic (non-LTS), Thermo Finnpipette, and Sartorius/BioHit. Rainin LTS and Eppendorf epT.I.P.S. use proprietary collar geometry and require instrument-specific tips. Filtered vs Non-Filtered Aerosol-barrier filter tips contain a hydrophobic PE or cellulose plug that blocks aerosol and liquid from reaching the pipette barrel; required for PCR, qPCR, and RT-PCR setup, RNA extraction, and work with biohazardous samples. Non-filter standard tips are appropriate for buffer, media, and reagent dispensing where cross-contamination through the barrel is not a concern. Low-Retention vs Standard Polypropylene Low-retention tips are injection-moulded from hydrophobic polypropylene with reduced surface energy or coated to minimise liquid adhesion on the inner wall. They improve accuracy at &le;10 &micro;L and for dispensing viscous, protein-containing, or organic solvent samples. Standard PP tips leave small residual volumes in the tip after dispensing; this residue is negligible at 200 &micro;L but significant at 2&ndash;5 &micro;L. Extended-Length and Wide-Bore Extended-length tips (also called long tips or gel-loading tips) reach into deep 15 mL and 50 mL tubes, cryovials, and electrophoresis gel wells. Wide-bore tips have an enlarged aperture for dispensing viscous samples, cell suspensions, and tissue lysates without shearing. Packaging Format Hinged 96-tip racks are standard for manual pipetting. Reload inserts fit into reusable rack bases to reduce per-tip cost and plastic waste. Bulk bags provide the lowest cost per tip for non-sterile applications.
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<h2 dir="ltr">Specifications Context</h2>
 Pipette tips are certified DNase-free, RNase-free, ATP-free, human DNA-free, PCR inhibitor-free, and pyrogen-free per independent lot testing. Virgin polypropylene free of additives, antistatic agents, and dyes is the standard material. ISO 8655 compliance for the pipette system depends on tip-pipette seal quality; confirm tip compatibility with your specific pipette model.&nbsp; Sorenson Bioscience universal and filtered tips, Globe Scientific, and Nest Scientific lines are stocked by MBP Inc.&nbsp;
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Not sure which tip fits your current project best?<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us" style="color: #236fa1;"> The MBP team</a> is just a message away. We&rsquo;ll help you find the perfect match and get a quote headed your way.

<h2 dir="ltr"> What Are Automation Consumables?</h2>
 Automation consumables are plasticware items engineered to the tight tolerances required for consistent, unattended operation on robotic liquid-handling systems. Unlike manual-use consumables, automation consumables require tighter moulding tolerances, consistent tip-collar geometry for reproducible robotic tip pick-up and ejection, and barcode compatibility for LIMS-integrated workflows. Automation consumables are not interchangeable with manual-use plasticware &mdash; tip geometry and dimensional tolerance requirements differ, and substituting manual tips in robotic tip seats causes pick-up failures and run aborts.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Robotic Pipette Tips &ndash; Precision-molded for high-speed and accurate liquid dispensing.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Filter Tips &ndash; Specialized barriers to eliminate aerosol cross-contamination.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Conductive Tips &ndash; Advanced engineering for reliable liquid level sensing.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">System-Specific Tips &ndash; High-compatibility designs for Agilent, Tecan, Hamilton, and AutoMATE.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Clear &amp; Sterile Options &ndash; Medical-grade, contamination-free builds for demanding diagnostic runs.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Racked Consumables &ndash; Ready-to-use formats for seamless integration into automated workflows.</li>
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<h2 dir="ltr"> How to Choose Automation Consumables</h2>
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Instrument-Specific vs Universal Robotic Tips Robotic pipette tips are typically instrument-specific: Hamilton STAR uses Hamilton CO-RE tips; Tecan Freedom EVO uses Tecan Te-PS tips; Beckman Coulter Biomek uses Beckman-specific tips. Third-party compatible robotic tips from Nest Scientific and equivalent manufacturers provide equivalent dimensional tolerances at lower cost and are certified DNase/RNase-free. Conductive robotic tips (carbon-doped polypropylene) are required on instruments using capacitive liquid-level detection (Hamilton CO-RE cLLD, Tecan cLLD) to confirm tip immersion depth. Deep-Well Plates Standard automation deep-well plates are 96-well, 2 mL per well (round- or square-bottom) in polypropylene, ANSI/SLAS footprint, with a fully skirted base for robotic gripper handling. Square-well formats maximise working volume and are preferred for DNA/RNA extraction automation. Round-bottom wells facilitate pipette tip access to the well base and pellet resuspension. Reagent Reservoir Plates Reagent reservoirs supply bulk reagent to the robotic arm in a format sized for 8-channel, 12-channel, or 96-channel head aspirations. Single-well troughs (290 mL) supply volumes for large-scale reagent additions. 12-channel troughs (22 mL per channel) and 8-channel troughs (32 mL) allow different reagents in adjacent channels for parallel dispensing. Confirm reservoir dead volume against your platform's minimum aspiration height specification. Sealing Mats Pierceable aluminium foil seals protect samples during processing and allow robotic needle or tip-based piercing for closed-tube aspiration. Silicone sealing mats provide resealable access to individual wells for sequential robotic access without contamination of adjacent wells. 
<h2 dir="ltr"> Specifications Context</h2>
 Automation consumables from Nest Scientific conform to ANSI/SLAS 1-4:2004 footprint and well-position standards. Conductive robotic tips use carbon-doped polypropylene with surface resistivity in the 10&sup2;&ndash;10⁶ &Omega; range for reliable capacitive liquid-level detection. All Nest Scientific automation consumables are certified DNase-free, RNase-free, non-pyrogenic, and endotoxin-free under ISO-certified cleanroom production. Hamilton STAR, Tecan Freedom EVO, Beckman Coulter Biomek i-Series, and PerkinElmer JANUS remain the dominant liquid handling automation platforms in North American research labs.&nbsp;
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Bring precision and speed to every run&mdash;<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us" style="color: #236fa1;">Contact MBP</a> today to find the best fit for your automation needs.

Automation Consumables

AutoMATE™ Pipette tips, racked

MP96-T20-LR by Accuris (Benchmark Scientific) is a 20 µL low-retention racked pipette tip in 96-well rack format (8×12 grid), designed for use with the AutoMATE™ 96-channel liquid handling workstation (MP9600) and the 1–20 µL pipetting head (MP9600-20PH). Low-retention surface reduces liquid adhesion at small volumes. Ships as 24 racks per case. Filtered sterile variant available as MP96-T20-LRFS.

AutoMATE™ Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 20ul Low Retention, 24/cs

AutoMATE™ STERILE Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 20ul Filtered, Low Retention, 24/cs

AutoMATE™ Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 200ul Low Retention, 24/cs

AutoMATE™ STERILE Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 200ul Filtered, Low Retention, 24/cs

AutoMATE™ Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 1000ul Low Retention, 16/cs

AutoMATE™ STERILE Pipette tips, racked 96 well, 1000ul Filtered, Low Retention, 16/cs

Microplate Reader Accessories

<h2>What Are Microplate Reader Accessories?</h2>
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Microplate reader accessories are supplementary components that extend detection range, maintain instrument performance, and support compliance in regulated workflows. They fall into four groups: optical accessories (filters, filter cubes, and polarizers for wavelength selection in fluorescence and absorbance detection); illumination accessories (replacement xenon flash lamps, deuterium lamps, or LED upgrade modules that provide the excitation light source); calibration and validation tools (absorbance validation plates with certified reference values, fluorescence uniformity plates, and luminescence performance standards used to verify reader performance); and automation and software accessories (reagent injectors for kinetic luminescence assays, plate stackers for unattended batch reading, and software module licenses for 21 CFR Part 11 compliance, spectral scanning, or advanced kinetics). Because accessory designs are manufacturer-specific, a filter block designed for one plate reader brand will not fit another; always order accessories using the instrument's model number as the primary specification parameter. Filter sets are the most commonly needed accessory for multi-mode readers; confirm the filter block format and thread size for your specific reader model before ordering, as filter cube dimensions vary significantly between manufacturers and generations.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find: </h2>
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<li data-section-id="23xybn" data-start="25" data-end="117">Replacement filters and optical accessories for maintaining microplate reader performance.</li>
<li data-section-id="71w1ic" data-start="118" data-end="209">Calibration and validation tools to support accurate and reproducible assay measurements.</li>
<li data-section-id="6jcbpl" data-start="210" data-end="312">Microplates and consumables compatible with absorbance, fluorescence, and luminescence applications.</li>
<li data-section-id="y9aam2" data-start="313" data-end="396">Replacement components and maintenance accessories for routine instrument upkeep.</li>
<li data-section-id="qoq7y7" data-start="397" data-end="523" data-is-last-node="">Accessories designed to support ELISA, cell-based assays, nucleic acid quantification, and other microplate-based workflows.</li>
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<h2>How to Choose Microplate Reader Accessories</h2>
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Filter sets for fluorescence and absorbance.
Fluorescence filter sets (excitation filter, dichroic mirror, emission filter) must match both the fluorophore's excitation and emission spectra and the filter cube housing format of the specific reader. Most microplate reader filters use standard 25 mm diameter circular filters; some readers use 12 mm micro-filters. Common fluorescence filter sets: FITC/SYBR Green (Ex 485/12 nm, Em 520/10 nm); DAPI/Hoechst (Ex 360/40 nm, Em 460/40 nm); TRITC/PI (Ex 544/10 nm, Em 620/10 nm); Cy5 (Ex 620/10 nm, Em 680/10 nm). For absorbance, filter-based readers require individual narrow-bandpass filters at the wavelengths required by each assay protocol: 450 nm for ELISA, 595 nm for Bradford, 562 nm for BCA, 260 nm, and 280 nm for nucleic acid and protein.
Replacement lamps
Xenon flash lamps are the standard excitation source in high-quality fluorescence and absorbance microplate readers; typical lamp lifetime is 500 million flashes (approximately 3 to 5 years of daily use). Lamp output decreases gradually before failure; rising CV% in repeated measurements of the same standard is the first sign of lamp degradation. Replacement xenon flash lamps are model-specific; confirm part number from the instrument manual before ordering. Some instrument manufacturers have transitioned to LED-based excitation sources, which have much longer lifetimes (50,000+ hours) and do not require routine lamp replacement.
Calibration and validation plates
Calibration plates contain certified optical standards (neutral density filters, fluorescent reference dyes at known concentrations, or luminescent reference materials) in an SBS-format plate footprint for installation in the plate carriage. They are used to verify photometric accuracy, linearity, and inter-well uniformity (CV% across all 96 or 384 wells). These verifications are required in ISO 17025 accredited labs and GLP/GMP environments, and recommended as best practice for any lab relying on quantitative plate reader data. Validation plates are model-specific and must be re-certified periodically (typically annually) by the manufacturer.
Reagent injectors
Reagent injectors are syringe-pump accessories that dispense a defined volume of reagent into each well of a microplate immediately before or during reading, required for luminescence kinetic assays (luciferase, beta-galactosidase, flash luminescence from coelenterazine), where the signal decays rapidly after reagent addition. Single injectors add one reagent (e.g., luciferase substrate); dual injectors allow sequential addition of two reagents for sequential flash and glow luminescence detection. Injectors are model-specific and must be installed and calibrated by the manufacturer or a qualified service engineer.
Plate stackers and automation accessories
Plate stacker modules load and unload microplates automatically from a tray of 10 to 50 plates, allowing unattended overnight batch reading. Integration with laboratory robotics and LIMS extends this to fully automated plate reading workflows. Plate stackers are model-specific and typically sold as separate accessories from the reader. Confirm that the plate stacker is compatible with the specific plate type (96-well standard, 384-well, with or without sealing film) and the plate loading orientation.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Filter bandpass width (the FWHM of the filter transmission curve) affects sensitivity and selectivity. Narrower bandpass filters (10 nm FWHM) improve selectivity by excluding off-target fluorophore emission but transmit less light, reducing signal. Wider bandpass filters (20 to 40 nm) transmit more light for a brighter signal, but may allow bleed-through from closely overlapping fluorophores. In multiplex assays with two or more fluorophores, narrow bandpass emission filters reduce spectral cross-talk between channels. Optical density (OD) of the blocking region outside the transmission band should be at least OD 5 to OD 6 for fluorescence filters to prevent light leakage from the excitation source from reaching the detector.
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To discuss product availability or get selection guidance,&nbsp;<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">contact the MBP team</a>.

Automatic Injection Module for MR9620, set of 1

MR9620-AIM1 by Accuris Instruments is the Automatic Injection Module (set of 1, single injector) for the Accuris MR9620 SmartReader Multimode Microplate Reader, which reads absorbance, fluorescence, and luminescence across 6–384 well plates in under 15 seconds. The AIM1 enables on-board reagent injection for flash luminescence, kinetic fluorescence, and real-time enzyme assays requiring precise time-zero reagent addition during the read cycle.

Automatic Injection Module for MR9620, set of 2

The MR9620-AIM2 by Accuris (Benchmark Scientific) is a set of two automatic injection modules for the Accuris MR9620 SmartReader MultiMode Plate Reader, designed for luminescence assays requiring precise reagent injection at time of detection. Each module dispenses 5–1000 µL (±1 µL accuracy) at 125–500 µL/s, enabling dual-reagent injection for dual-luciferase, ATP-viability, and kinetic luminescence assays.

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Automation Conductive Tips for Hamilton

Nest Scientific 345002 — 50 µL conductive automation tips for Hamilton liquid handlers, E-beam sterilized, DNase/RNase-free, Class 100,000 clean room manufactured, 96/rack, 2,304/case.

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50 μl Robotic Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, Sterile, 96/pk, 2304/cs (Blister Packed)

50 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, Sterile, 96/pk, 2304/cs (Blister Packed)

300 μl Robotic Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, Sterile, 96/pk, 2304/cs (Blister Packed)

300 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, Sterile, 96/pk, 2304/cs (Blister Packed)

1000 μl Robotic Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, Sterile, 96/pk, 2304/cs (Blister Packed)

1000 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, Sterile, 96/pk, 2304/cs (Blister Packed)

50 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, with Barcode, Sterile, 96/pk, 2304/cs (96/pk)

50 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, with Barcode, Sterile, 96 Tips*5 Blisters/pk, 5760/cs (96 Tips*5 Blisters/pk)

50 μl Automation Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, with Barcode, Sterile, 96 Tips*5 Blisters/pk, 5760 Tips/cs (96 Tips*5 Blisters/pk)

300 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, with Barcode, Sterile, 96/pk, 2304/cs (96/pk)

300 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, with Barcode, Sterile, 96 Tips*5 Blisters/pk, 5760/cs

300μl Automation Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, with Barcode, Sterile, 96 Tips*5 Blisters/pk, 5760/cs

1000 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, with Barcode, Sterile, 96r/pk, 2304/cs (96/pk)

1000 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, with Barcode, Sterile, 96 Tips*5 Blisters/pk, 3840/cs

1000μl Automation Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, with Barcode, Sterile, 96 Tips*5 Blisters/pk, 3840/cs

1000 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, Box-packed, with Barcode, Sterile, 96/rack, 10 racks/pk, 50 racks/cs

50 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, Box-packed, with Barcode, Sterile, 96/rack, 10 racks/pk, 50 racks/cs

300 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Hamilton, Conductive, Box-packed, with Barcode, Sterile, 96/rack, 10 racks/pk, 50 racks/cs

Automation Conductive Tips

Automation Conductive Tips for Tecan

332002 by NEST Scientific is a range of conductive automation pipette tips for TECAN Freedom EVO liquid-handling systems. Medical-grade black conductive PP enables capacitance liquid level detection (LLD). Available in 50 µL, 200 µL, and 1,000 µL; filter and non-filter variants; blister-packed (2,304/cs) or racked (4,800/cs). E-beam sterile, DNA/RNA/protease/pyrogen-free.

50 μl Robotic Tips for Tecan, Conductive, Sterile, 96*2 blister/pk, 2304/cs

50 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Tecan, Conductive, Sterile, 96*2 blister/pk, 2304/cs

200 μl Robotic Tips for Tecan, Conductive, Sterile, 96*2 blister/pk, 2304/cs

200 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Tecan, Conductive, Sterile, 96*2 blister/pk, 2304/cs

1000 μl Robotic Tips for Tecan, Conductive, Sterile, 96*2 blister/pk, 2304/cs

1000 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Tecan, Conductive, Sterile, 96*2 blister/pk, 2304/cs

1000 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Tecan, Conductive, Sterile, 96/rack, 10 racks/pk, 50 racks/cs

200 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Tecan, Conductive, Sterile, 96/rack, 10 racks/pk, 50 racks/cs

50 μl Robotic Filter Tips for Tecan, Conductive, Sterile, 96/rack, 10 racks/pk, 50 racks/cs

<h2 dir="ltr">What Are Organelle Labeling Lentiviral Particles?</h2>
 Organelle labeling lentiviral particles are ready-to-transduce viral stocks that deliver a fluorescent protein (GFP or RFP) fused to a validated subcellular targeting sequence. After stable integration, transduced cells express a fluorescent marker localised to a specific organelle &mdash; providing a heritable, non-toxic alternative to chemical dyes for subcellular imaging. Cellular imaging studies depend on accurate organelle targeting. Choose a labeling system that supports clear visualization and analysis.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Mitochondria labeling viruses for monitoring cellular metabolism and energy dynamics in live-cell studies</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Nucleus labeling viruses for gene expression analysis and nuclear localization tracking in mammalian cells</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Endoplasmic reticulum labeling viruses for studying folding, synthesis, and intracellular transport pathways of proteins</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Golgi apparatus labeling viruses for protein processing and for vesicle trafficking visualization</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Plasma membrane labeling of viruses for cell interaction studies, receptor localization, and membrane dynamics</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Lysosome labeling viruses for autophagy and degradation pathway-related applications</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Peroxisome labeling viruses for oxidative stress response and metabolic studies</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Cytoskeleton labeling viruses for cell morphology analysis and structural organization studies</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Autophagosome labeling of viruses for cellular recycling pathway and autophagy flux studies</li>
</ul>
<h2 dir="ltr"> How to Choose an Organelle Labeling Lentivirus</h2>
 Target Organelle Available targeting constructs cover mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, nucleus, Golgi apparatus, lysosome, peroxisome, plasma membrane, autophagosome, and cytoskeleton &mdash; select based on the structure of interest in your experiment. Fluorophore Choice GFP- and RFP-based constructs allow flexibility for multiplexed imaging &mdash; pairing an organelle marker with a second fluorescent reporter (e.g. a protein-of-interest fusion) in the red or green channel respectively. Stable vs. Transient Labeling Needs Lentiviral delivery produces stable, integrated reporter expression maintained across cell divisions &mdash; essential for long-term time-lapse imaging, drug treatment time courses, or generation of reporter cell line banks. Cytotoxicity Considerations Unlike chemical dyes (MitoTracker, LysoTracker, ER-Tracker), which can be cytotoxic at working concentrations and require repeated application, lentiviral organelle markers avoid repeated dye loading and chronic toxicity in long-term experiments. Multiplexing Strategy When combining an organelle marker with other fluorescent reporters, select spectrally distinct fluorophores to avoid channel overlap in fluorescence microscopy or flow cytometry. 
<h2 dir="ltr"> Specifications Context</h2>
 Organelle labeling lentiviral particles sourced from Applied Biological Materials (ABM) are supplied as ready-to-transduce stocks, eliminating the need for in-house viral production. Stable genomic integration enables longitudinal analysis of organelle morphology and dynamics across cell passages, treatments, and differentiation time courses. All lentiviral workflows require institutional biosafety committee (IBC) approval, with BSL-2 containment standard for third-generation systems. Product availability reflects MBP&rsquo;s catalogue as of mid-2026. 
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<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact the expert team </a>of MBP to confirm availability for specific organelle targets and fluorophore combinations.

Organelle Labeling Viruses

Important Considerations for Lentiviruses

Autophagosome Labeling Lentivirus (MAP1LC3B)(GFP)

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Autophagosome Labeling Lentivirus (MAP1LC3B)(RFP)

One-Step RT-PCR Kits

<h2 dir="ltr">What Are One-Step RT-PCR Kits?</h2>
 A one-step RT-PCR kit combines reverse transcription and PCR amplification in a single reaction tube and buffer, using gene-specific primers throughout. The kit's enzyme mix typically pairs a reverse transcriptase -- commonly an M-MuLV-derived enzyme such as ProtoScript II or PrimeScript RT -- with a hot-start Taq DNA polymerase, sometimes including a proofreading component for higher-yield amplification.&nbsp; Choose a one-step kit for routine, single- or few-target RNA detection where simplicity and contamination control matter most; choose a two-step approach instead when one RNA sample needs to be tested against many different gene targets.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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<li style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; color: #000000;">One-step RT-PCR kits combining reverse transcription and PCR amplification in a single reaction workflow, including&nbsp;Azura 1-Step Ultra RT-PCR Kit</li>
<li style="color: #000000;">Standard one-step RT-PCR systems for RNA detection and target amplification, including One-Step RT-PCR Kit (RT0201-00) and Accuris One-Step RT-PCR Kit</li>
<li style="color: #000000;">Multiplex and probe-based one-step RT-qPCR-compatible systems, including Accuris qMAX Probe One-Step Multiplex RT-qPCR Kit (No ROX)</li>
<li style="color: #000000;">High-performance one-step RT-PCR chemistry designed for robust RNA amplification, including the MegaFi One-Step RT-PCR Kit</li>
<li style="color: #000000;">Ready-to-use enzyme and buffer systems optimized for streamlined RT-PCR setup and reproducible results across RNA workflows</li>
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<h2 dir="ltr"> How to Choose a One-Step RT-PCR Kit</h2>
 Enzyme Mix Composition Kits commonly combine an M-MuLV-derived reverse transcriptase with reduced RNase H activity and increased thermostability (e.g., ProtoScript II-type or PrimeScript-type enzymes) with a hot-start Taq polymerase. Some formulations add a proofreading polymerase component for higher-yield, more accurate end-point amplification. Hot-Start Activation Mechanism Most one-step kits use an antibody-modified or aptamer-based hot-start Taq that remains inactive at room temperature, dissociating during an initial high-temperature step (commonly around 94-95 &deg;C for several minutes) to simultaneously activate the polymerase and inactivate the reverse transcriptase before PCR cycling begins. Template Difficulty and Amplicon Length Reverse transcriptases with reduced RNase H activity and enhanced thermostability are better suited to GC-rich or highly structured RNA templates. Some one-step kits are validated for amplifying long transcripts -- up to approximately 9 kb in certain formulations -- relevant for full-length transcript or large-gene RT-PCR. Single-Tube Enzyme Compatibility Combining reverse transcriptase and Taq polymerase in one buffer historically risked mutual inhibition between the two enzyme classes; modern one-step formulations use optimised buffer systems and enzyme ratios specifically designed to avoid this interference, a key differentiator between basic and well-optimised kits. Detection Format End-point one-step RT-PCR kits (gel-based detection) suit qualitative presence/absence screening. For quantitative results, a one-step RT-qPCR kit with a fluorescent dye or probe system is the appropriate choice instead. 
<h2 dir="ltr"> Specifications Context</h2>
 The one-step format integrates the three RT-PCR steps -- reverse transcription, polymerase activation, and amplification -- into a single continuous reaction without opening the tube between steps, directly reducing contamination risk relative to workflows that transfer reaction products between vessels. Historically, combining reverse transcriptase and Taq polymerase in a shared buffer was reported to cause mutual enzyme inhibition and reduced sensitivity; current one-step kits address this through optimised buffer chemistry and enzyme selection, such as RNase H-minus reverse transcriptases paired with hot-start Taq formulations. One-step kits are typically stored at &minus;20 &deg;C to &minus;30 &deg;C and protected from light, where fluorescent dyes are pre-included; lot-specific CoAs are available on request. 
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Azura 1-Step Ultra RT-PCR Kit - Product Sheet

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Azura 1-Step Ultra RT-PCR Kit

AZ-1825 by Azura Genomics — single-tube 1-step RT-PCR kit; 1 pg–1 µg total RNA input; amplicons up to 3 kb; 2x HS Taq mix + 20x thermostable RT blend; ISO 9001:2015; 50 reactions.

Azura 1-Step Ultra RT-PCR Kit 50 Reactions

Azura 1-Step Ultra RT-PCR Kit 100 Reactions

Hot Start Taq Master Mix

<h2 dir="ltr">What Is a Hot Start Taq Master Mix?</h2>
 Hot start 2x master mixes combine the convenience of the ready-to-use master mix format with the improved specificity of hot-start technology. These products are the standard reagent format for high-throughput genotyping, clinical diagnostic PCR, and multiplex reactions where non-specific amplification would compromise results. The right hot-start master mix supports cleaner amplification and streamlined setup. Select a formulation designed for reliable PCR performance.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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<li>Hot-start formulations from Azura, Accuris, BlasTaq, and Zymo Research for reduced non-specific amplification and primer-dimer formation.</li>
<li>Antibody-mediated hot-start activation in selected products, including ZymoTaq PreMix and Accuris Hot Start Taq Master Mix.</li>
<li>2X master mix and premix formats containing hot-start Taq polymerase, MgCl₂, dNTPs, and optimized PCR buffers.</li>
<li>Red-dye formulations for direct gel loading, including Azura 2X HS Taq Red Mix and Accuris Hot Start Taq Master Mix Red Dye.</li>
<li>Buffer systems optimized for endpoint PCR, multiplex PCR, and challenging template amplification.</li>
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<h2 dir="ltr">How to Choose a Hot Start Taq Master Mix</h2>
 Activation Mechanism Format Antibody-mediated hot-start master mixes activate during the standard initial denaturation step; chemically modified formats may require a longer or dedicated activation incubation &mdash; confirm cycling protocol compatibility before adopting a new product. Component Pre-Optimisation A 2x hot-start Taq master mix is a pre-formulated, double-concentrated solution containing hot-start Taq DNA polymerase, dNTPs, MgCl2, and PCR buffer &mdash; the hot-start polymerase remains inactive at room temperature until the activation step is reached during cycling. Multiplex Compatibility For multiplex PCR (multiple primer pairs in a single reaction), hot-start master mixes substantially reduce primer-primer cross-reactivity compared to standard Taq master mixes, improving reliable detection of all intended targets. Diagnostic and Clinical Applications High-specificity master mixes are the standard reagent format for clinical diagnostic PCR, where false-positive bands from non-specific amplification could affect result interpretation. Throughput and Format 2x hot-start master mixes are designed for high-throughput genotyping pipelines, requiring only template and primer addition &mdash; minimising pipetting steps across large sample sets. 
<h2 dir="ltr"> Specifications Context</h2>
 Hot-start 2x master mixes are set up like standard master mixes&mdash;combined with template and primers at the manufacturer-specified ratio to achieve a 1x working concentration&mdash;but the polymerase remains inactive until the activation step, typically during initial denaturation for antibody-mediated formats. This combination of convenience and specificity has made hot-start master mixes a widely used choice for high-throughput genotyping, multiplex PCR, and other applications requiring reliable target-specific amplification. Product availability reflects MBP's catalogue as of mid-2026. Labs validating a new hot-start master mix should evaluate performance using known positive and negative samples and document results by lot number to support quality assurance, audits, and troubleshooting. 
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Azura 2x HS Taq Mix - Product Sheet

Azura 2X HS Taq Master Mix

AZ-1602 by Azura Genomics: 2× hot-start Taq master mix with antibody-mediated hot-start and proprietary GC-rich enhancer. Contains HS Taq polymerase, dNTPs, and MgCl2. Available in 200-, 1,000-, and 2,000-reaction packs. Ready for room-temperature reaction assembly.

Azura 2x HS Taq Mix 200 reactions

Azura 2x HS Taq Mix 1000 reactions

Azura 2x HS Taq Mix 2000 reactions

Azura 2x HS Taq Red Mix - Product Sheet

Azura 2x HS Taq Red Mix

AZ-1622 by Azura Genomics is Azura 2× HS Taq Red Mix — a 2× PCR master mix with antibody-mediated hot-start Taq, proprietary enhancer for GC-rich targets, and integrated red loading dye (migrates at 600 bp / 1% TAE). Direct gel loading. Available in 200, 1,000, and 2,000 reaction formats.

Azura 2x HS Taq Red Mix 200 reactions

Azura 2x HS Red Mix 1000 Reactions

Azura 2x HS Red Mix 2000 Reactions

Taq PCR Master Mixes

<h2 dir="ltr"> What Is a Taq PCR Master Mix?</h2>
 The 2x Taq PCR master mix format has become the standard for high-throughput molecular biology workflows because it combines reliability, convenience, and reproducibility in a single-tube format. By pre-optimising the concentrations of all PCR components, master mixes reduce pipetting steps and experimental variability compared to assembling reactions from individual components. This simplifies workflow setup and improves reproducibility. Select a formulation designed for your amplification needs.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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<li dir="ltr">High-Purity Enzymes: Versatile independent polymerases, such as the Azura&trade; and Accuris series, crafted for adaptable reaction adjustments and enhanced processivity with various DNA templates.</li>
<li dir="ltr">Full Reaction Solutions: All-inclusive systems such as the PCR Sure&trade; Kit that feature optimized dNTPs and buffers, offering a ready-to-use option for labs requiring dependable high-throughput performance and consistent outcomes.</li>
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<h2 dir="ltr"> How to Choose a Taq PCR Master Mix</h2>
 Standard vs. Dye-Containing Standard 2x master mixes require a separate loading dye addition before gel electrophoresis. Dye-containing master mixes include loading dye in the formulation, allowing direct gel loading after amplification &mdash; streamlining routine band-confirmation workflows. Component Pre-Optimisation A 2x Taq PCR master mix is a pre-formulated, double-concentrated solution containing Taq DNA polymerase, dNTPs (typically 200 &micro;M each at 1x), MgCl2, and PCR buffer at optimised concentrations &mdash; requiring only template and primer addition to set up a reaction. Throughput Scale High-throughput genotyping and colony screening benefit most from master mix consistency across multi-well plates, where individual component pipetting would introduce variability and time cost. Storage and Stability Master mixes are typically stable at &minus;20 &deg;C with multiple freeze-thaw cycles, though some dye-containing formulations may have slightly different stability profiles &mdash; check product-specific storage recommendations. Compatibility with Existing Protocols When switching from individual-component reactions to a master mix format, confirm that the pre-set MgCl2 and dNTP concentrations are compatible with your existing primer designs and templates, or adjust accordingly. 
<h2 dir="ltr"> Specifications Context</h2>
 A 2x Taq PCR master mix is set up by combining the master mix with template DNA and primers &mdash; typically at a 1:1 ratio of master mix to combined template/primer/water volume, achieving the final 1x working concentration. This format has become the standard for high-throughput molecular biology because it reduces pipetting steps and lot-to-lot variability across multi-well plate setups, important for reproducibility in genotyping and screening pipelines. Master mixes are typically stored at &minus;20 &deg;C with documented multiple freeze-thaw tolerance. When transitioning a protocol from individual-component PCR to a master mix format, running both formulations side-by-side on the same template and primer set is a useful validation step, confirming that the pre-set MgCl2 and dNTP concentrations in the master mix produce comparable yield and specificity to the previously optimised individual-component reaction before fully adopting the new format across a workflow. Product availability reflects MBP's catalogue as of mid-2026. 
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Azura 2x Taq Red Mix

AZ-1322 Azura 2x Taq Red Mix by Azura Genomics is a ready-to-use 2× PCR master mix (2 mM dNTPs, 6 mM MgCl2) with red tracking dye for direct gel loading. Amplicons up to 5 kb; stored at −20°C. 200–2000 reactions.