What are all the science laboratory equipments and their uses?

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Answer 1

It is not possible to list all laboratory equipment - there is just too much.

Here is a list of some equipment I have used in my research, and what I have used them for:

- water bath (for heating cell growth media and buffers)

- CO2 incubator (for growing mammalian cells in)

- pipettor (for measuring amounts of liquid)

- biological safety cabinet (for maintaining sterility while handing cells and media)

- centrifuge (for precipitating cells out of suspension)

- dounce homogeniser (for lysing cells and extracting their contents)

- tissue homogeniser (for preparing a colloidal suspension of polymer in solvent, in water)

- magnetic stirrer (for stirring liquids)

- fume hood (for safe handling of toxic or volatile substances)

- inverted microscope (for observing cells in culture)

- rotary cell culture system (for culturing cells in suspension)

- fluorescent microscope (for observing stained cells and tissue sections)

- microtome (for cutting tissue sections)

- scanning electron microscope (for observing the structure of prepared microparticles)

- fluorescence-activated cell counter (for determining the labelling efficiency of cells with fluorescent probe molecules)

- transmission electron microscope (for observing the fine structure of protein fibres)

- peptide sysnthesiser (... for synthesising oligopeptides)

- high-pressure liquid chromatograph (for purifying synthesised peptides)

- mass spectrometer (for determining the molecular weight of purified peptides)

- circular dichroism spetropolarimeter (for assaying the folded structure of peptides)

- fluorimeter (for checking the structure of peptides)

- Fourier-transform infra-red spectrometer (for checking the structure of peptides)

... the list goes on..