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Good Pipetting Practice™ - 5 Steps to Better Results
publication date: May 25, 2012
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author/source: Anachem Ltd
A Specially-developed five step
programme for reducing the risks involved in the workflow process for liquid
handling and for maximizing the potential to produce accurate, reproducible
data. Good Pipetting Practice (GPP) has been developed as part of Mettler Toledo's GxP series which includes Good Weighing Practice (GWP) and utilises both Anachem's and Rainin's 40 years of expertise in liquid handling and pipette service. As pipettes are an essential tool in most laboratories, their accuracy and precision are vital for producing good quality results. This comprehensive and systematic approach to working will enable you to maximise your pipetting accuracy and improve the reproducibility of your data. The GPP programme consists of a comprehensive package of risk analyses, educational materials, and seminar offerings. It is divided into five major components; Evaluation, Selection, Training, Calibration and Routine Operation. The first two sections help you to understand your application workflows and aid you with the selection of the right tools for your requirements. The third component teaches you how to optimise your workflow through good technique and knowing which techniques to use for various liquids. The fourth and fifth principles cover how to understand your risks in order to alleviate them and the importance of keeping your pipettes well maintained. By applying the principles of GPPTM everyone on your team will:
Minimize Your Workflow-related Risks with GPP Risk CheckTM The best way to improve your pipetting accuracy and the reproducibility of your data is to understand any workflow-related risks. The free GPP Risk Check online tool only takes 5 minutes and you will receive an assessment of your pipetting risks and recommendations on how to minimizing them for more information and to get your FREE GPP Risk CheckTM today click here. GPP Seminars We can offer a comprehensive seminar offering around GPP and risk management in pipetting. Our GPP experts will train you and your team in your lab.To find out more about each seminar and register your interest click here FREE White Paper Our specially-written white paper - "The Effect of Pipetting on Experiment Outcome" - examines scientific papers that have shown how pipetting errors affect experimental results and the importance of routine checks and proper maintenance. Contact us on 01582 455135 or email response@anacahem.co.uk to request your FREE copy. |
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