A new video has been added to the site highlighting Preddator’s ability to achieve high levels of precision both for the volume aliquoted and for positional accuracy.
In this application the end user wished to be able to accurately over spot aliquots of solution onto Drosophila cells contained in 384 well plates.
The new video and a description can be found on our videos
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We’re frequently told by our users how impressed they are with the Preddator system but it’s also nice to have this confirmed in writing.
We’ve just received notification from SelectScience Reviews that a review of Preddator has been posted by the Drug Discovery section of the Department of Biological Chemistry and Drug Discovery at the University of Dundee.
The Department is a multidisciplinary and highly collaborative research division within the University, encompassing both fundamental and translational research.
James Roberts, the main Preddator user in the Department said ” We use the Preddator within our compound handling workflow. It fits …
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SLAS (Society for Laboratory Automation & Screening) are holding their 3rd annual Conference & Exhibition, SLAS2014, in San Diego in January. Come along and see the Preddator low volume liquid dispenser in action on stand 655. Please take this opportunity to discuss your application and meet with the Redd&Whyte team.
Join more than 5,500 leading researchers, technologists, engineers and laboratory professionals for five impactful days of education, innovation and community from January 18-22, 2014, in San Diego. SLAS2014 convenes leading authorities from industry, academia and government backgrounds to learn and discuss the latest breakthroughs enabled by technologies
LRIG New England is a rapidly growing special interest group focused on laboratory automation. Membership consists of scientists and engineers, primarily from the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, with chapters across the US and in Europe.
LRIG New England’s annual one day Fall Seminar and Exhibition will be held at the Boston Marriott Cambridge Hotel on November 14. The meeting will include an exhibition and various workshops one of which covers optimization of Redd&Whyte’s Preddator reagent dispenser.
Applying Volume Measurement Information to OPTIMIZE Liquid Handler Methods: Specific Examples Include a Biomek, Bravo and Preddator, will be presented by Keith Albert, Senior
ABSTRACT:
This application note discusses an approach to verify and optimize the dispensing accuracy on a Redd & Whyte Preddator1 dispenser using measurement information from the Artel MVS®. The Preddator is able to dispense any number of liquid types and the MVS supports verifying both tip-to-tip precision and accuracy values for nearly all liquid handlers.2,3 The focus of this application note is on volume verification and subsequent optimization; it does not speak to the quality of volume transfer performance you should expect from any Preddator. Pipetting accuracy can be improved in multiple ways on the Preddator, such as by adjusting