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Dansk: Carlsberg pipettes glass micropipettes, named for the place for their invention and first use, The Carlsberg Laboratory, Physiology Department, Copenhagen, Denmark. Used with a mouthpiece for precision biochemical and physiological labwork. From the top: double constriction pipettes for 1 and 10 microlitre, single constriction pipettes for 200, 2,000, and 10,000 microlitre. |
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