Fluidics FAQs
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What does Bioinert mean?
Bioinert is a term applied to a fitting or tubing material that will not change the bioactivity of biological materials during the contact times common to HPLC analyses. Typically, any time biological samples are being analyzed (i.e. proteins, blood, etc.) it is best to use fittings and tubing that are termed “bioinert.”