Domino (laboratory)

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A Domino for microplate by Andrew Alliance

A Domino[1] is a holder of laboratory consumables that allows a modular workbench of some automated pipetting systems, in particular Andrew+[2] and Andrew[3] by Andrew Alliance. They are magnetic tiles that can be freely organized according to the complexity of the experiment which is to be executed with the liquid handling robot. Dominos are designed to host laboratory consumables, from bottles to tubes, from microplate to vials. The Dominos have optical markers allowing the recognition of their type and position using cameras present on the liquid handling robot.

## References

1. ↑ P. Zucchelli,G. Horak,A. Jordan, "Devices and methods for programmable manipulation of pipettes", WO patent 2012069925A1
2. ↑ "Andrew+". https://www.andrewalliance.com/pipetting-robot/.
3. ↑ "Andrew 1000G-XL". https://www.andrewalliance.com/product/1000g-xl/.

## See also

* Liquid handling robot
* Pipette

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Laboratory equipment

General

* Heaters
* Dryers

* Alcohol burner
* Bunsen burner
* Desiccator
* Heating mantle
* Hot plate
* Lab oven
* Kiln
* Meker–Fisher burner
* Striker
* Teclu burner
* Water bath
* Vacuum dry box

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* Mixers
* Shakers

* Chemostat
* Homogenizer
* Liquid whistle
* Magnetic stirrer
* Mortar and pestle
* Shaker
* Sonicator
* Static mixer
* Stirring rod
* Vortex mixer
* Wash bottle

* Stands
* Clamps
* Holders

* Beaker clamp
* Clamp holder
* Tripod
* Burette clamp
* Extension clamp
* Flask clamp
* Funnel support
* Iron ring
* Pinch clamp
* Retort stand
* Screw clamp
* Test tube holder
* Test tube rack
* Wire gauze
* Lab drying rack

* Containers
* Storage

* Agar plate
* Cryogenic storage dewar
* Incubator
* Laminar flow cabinet
* Microtiter plate
* Petri dish
* Picotiter plate
* Refrigerator
* Weighing boat
* Weighing dish

Other items|

* Aspirator
* Autoclave
* Balance brush
* Cork borer
* Crucible
* Filter paper
* File
* Forceps
* Centrifuge
* Microscope
* Pipeclay triangle
* Spectrophotometer
* Splint
* Stopper
* Scoopula
* Spatula
* Test tube brush
* Wire brush
* Inoculation needle
* Inoculation loop

Glassware

| Apparatus|

* Dean–Stark
* Soxhlet extractor
* Kipp's

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Bottles|

* Boston round
* Pycnometer

Condensers|

* Cold finger
* Liebig

Dishes|

* Evaporating
* Petri
* Syracuse
* Watch glass

Flasks|

* Büchner
* Vacuum (Dewar)
* Erlenmeyer
* Fernbach
* Fleaker
* Florence
* Retort
* Round-bottom
* Schlenk
* Volumetric

Funnels|

* Büchner
* Hirsch
* Dropping
* Separatory

Measuring devices|

* Burette
* Conical measure
* Cuvette
* Eudiometer
* Graduated cylinder
* Ostwald viscometer
* Pipette
* Pipette (dropper)

Tubes|

* Boiling
* Drying
* Cragie
* Ignition
* Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)
* Test
* Thiele
* Thistle

Other items|

* Beaker
* Bell jar
* Gas syringe
* Vial

Analytical chemistry

| Compositional|

* AutoAnalyzer
* CHN analyzer
* Colorimeter
* Inductively coupled plasma (ICP) device
* Gas chromatograph (GC)
* Liquid Chromatograph (LC)
* Mass spectrometer (MS)
* pH indicator
* pH meter

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Microscopy|

* Scanning electron microscope (SEM)
* Transmission electron microscope (TEM)

Thermochemistry|

* Calorimeter
* differential scanning
* Melting-point apparatus
* Thermometer
* Thermogravimetric analyzer (TGA)

Other items|

* Analytical balance
* Colony counter
* Spiral plater
* Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) instrument
* Plate reader

Electronics

* Ammeter
* Current source
* Function generator
* Galvanostat
* Multimeter
* Network analyzer
* Oscilloscope
* Pulse generator
* Potentiostat
* Spectrum analyzer
* Time-domain reflectometer
* Voltage source
* Voltmeter

Safety

Personal protective
equipment (PPE)

* Lab coat
* Face shield
* Respirator
* Rubber apron
* Safety shower

Eye and hand|

* Acid-resistant gloves
* Eyewash station
* Glove box
* Medical gloves
* Nitrile gloves
* Safety glasses
* Safety goggles

Other items|

* Acid (solvent) cabinet
* Biosafety cabinet
* Fire blanket
* Fire extinguisher
* Fume hood

Instruments used in medical laboratories

Category:Laboratory equipment Category:Microbiology equipment

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