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micropipet

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micropipet /mi·cro·pi·pet/ (-pi-pet´) a pipet for handling small quantities of liquids (up to 1 mL).
micropipet [mi″kro-pi-pet´]
a pipet for handling small quantities of liquids (up to 1 mL).
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We transferred eggs to the agarose ramps and injected them with DNA/phenol red solution using a micropipet secured in a micromanipulator (Zeiss, Jena, Germany).
Green fluorescent protein (GFP) as a marker of aryl hydrocarbon ... by Toscano, William A., Jr. / Environmental Health Perspectives
The surface was inoculated with 100 [[micro]liter] of a bacterial suspension using the tip of the micropipet to spread the suspension.
Efficacy of sodium hypochlorite bleach and "alternative" products in ... by Parnes, Carole A. / Journal of Environmental Health
This is done by gently drawing the oocyte into a thin micropipet to shear off a few of the nurturing corona cells from the outer membrane.
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