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Robert Nash is a laboratory analyst at a contract research organization in Cardiff, where he trains new recruits on standard bench routines. A BSc graduate, he worked as a quality control inspector at a diagnostic reagent factory.

Why Is DNA Polymerase Used in PCR Heat Resistant?
What Is Cell Counting and How Is It Done?
What Is the UV Box for in Gel Electrophoresis?
What Is a PCR Product and How Is It Verified?
What Does Beta-Mercaptoethanol Do in the Lab?
How Did Taq Polymerase Acquire Its Name?
How to Select the Right PCR Machine for Your Lab
What Is the Purpose of Ethidium Bromide in Gel Electrophoresis?
What Is the Sequence of the Temperatures of a Typical PCR Reaction?
What Are Pipette Tips Used For in the Lab?
Why Is Yeast a Good Model Organism?
How to Use a Micropipette for Accurate Results
What Are Recombinant Proteins Used For?
How to Grow Cells: The Basics of Cell Culture
How Long Is PCR Master Mix Good For?
What Supplies Are Needed to Make a Gel Electrophoresis?
What Is a Standard Curve in Biology?
What Is the Purpose of the Power Supply in Gel Electrophoresis?
When Was Gel Electrophoresis Invented?
What Is in Cell Culture Media? Components and Types
What Is the Purpose of Loading Dye in Gel Electrophoresis?
How Automated DNA Purification Works and Why It Matters
What Are the 4 Types of Biotechnology?
What Are Cultured Cells and Why Are They Important?
How Does Electrophoresis Separate DNA Fragments?
What Is a Spin Column and How Does It Work?
Why Do You Need to Add Two Primers to Each PCR Reaction?
What Is the Purpose of RNase Treatment?
How to Read Agarose Gel Electrophoresis Results
Why Is Taq DNA Polymerase Used in PCR?