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URL: https://www.hamiltoncompany.com/automated-liquid-handling/assay-ready-workstations/aliquot-starlet
Proper Citation: Hamilton: Aliquot STARlet Assay Ready Workstation (RRID:SCR_019968)
Description: Fully automates source-target sampling of blood and other homogeneous and heterogeneous biological samples for downstream applications. The walkaway process safely removes and replaces stoppers from a variety of commercial blood collection-type tubes, mixes the samples, and precisely aliquots daughter samples in under two minutes per tube. Up to 64 source tubes and 256 target tubes may be processed at once.
Synonyms: Hamilton Aliquot STARlet
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Hamilton, Assay Ready Workstations, Instrument Equipment, USEDit,
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