Unexpected error messages can be frustrating, especially when they disrupt your sequencing workflow. One common issue that 3500 Series Genetic Analyzer users encounter is: “ERROR: Leak detected during bubble compression.”

Did you enjoy our February crossword? Get ready for another round—our March puzzle is here! Whether you’re a seasoned solver or just in it for fun, this month’s puzzle is here to give your brain a playful workout and brighten your day!

Have you ever been in the middle of a busy lab day when your instrument suddenly has an issue? Downtime is frustrating, especially when you need immediate access to data or diagnostic tools. Don’t worry, we’ve got your back.

Your lab work keeps you busy, but even the best minds need a break! Take a moment to recharge with our February crossword—an engaging way to refresh your mind while staying in the lab mindset.

Instrument relocation is an unavoidable part of a lab relocation, transition or lab rearrangement. Regardless of moving distance, a successful relocation involves a two-part process of decommissioning and recommissioning to ensure that the instrument is up and running smoothly at the new location with minimum delays.

At SeqGen, we value your time and always strive to make requesting our services as efficient and streamlined as possible. By understanding how the process works, we can save you valuable time. 

You may already know that Thermo Fisher has discontinued the 3130 Series Genetic Analyzer consumables and no longer offers service for this series. After utilizing your 3130 Series capillary array to its max capacity, exploring alternative options for DNA analyzers is advisable. It would be cost-effective to replace the instrument rather than keep it in your lab.

When it comes to liquid chromatography, the mobile phase plays a critical role in carrying the sample through the chromatography column and into the mass spectrometer.

We are so excited to tell you that we’re going to the 13^th Mass Spectrometry and Advances in the Clinical Lab (MSACL) conference. We are eager to meet many incredible mass spectrometer professionals and soon-to-be alike in the clinical field.

SCIEX Triple Quad and QTRAP systems are well known for their sensitivity and robustness in mass detection and quantification. But even with modern design, things could go wrong out of nowhere.