Genetic taste test capabilities were inadvertently discovered in 1931 at DuPont Laboratories in the United States. Taste buds of various individuals can detect several salts, depending upon hereditary factors. These vary in intensity depending upon [...]
You’ve probably learned in science class that Gregor Mendel discovered that traits are inherited by the transmission of genes from parents to their offspring. Genes are segments of DNA located on our chromosomes, and they [...]
We’re back with Test4It Limited to discuss problems encountered with excess levels of bacteria in cooling waters and how to monitor and comply with legislation. As mentioned in our last article featuring Test4It, they have [...]
Test4it Limited provides various testing tools for the monitoring of health and safety standards within several different industries, including Health, Science, Food Safety, and Manufacturing to name a few. Test4It is based in the UK, but operates worldwide [...]
Metalworking fluids are used to lubricate and cool metal machining processes such as drilling, milling and turning. The most commonly used fluids are mixed with water at high dilution rates, which means they are susceptible [...]
In this glucose experiment, students can explore the basis of lactose intolerance using our Glucose test strips. This experiment is brought to you by Karen Kalumuck from Exploratorium. Check out the Exploratorium website for tons [...]
The holiday season is finally here, It’s time to wrap up another great year! It’s been quite busy, and we have you to thank. At Precision, our customers hold the highest rank. This year, we’ve [...]
Since 1966, E.C. Kraus has been shipping home wine making and home beer brewing supplies all across the United States. They have honed in on this craft for over 40 years, giving them the know-how [...]
We get quite a few questions on our Beer pH Test strips from homebrewers, and more often than not, the question or issue is similar. Today, we're going to hopefully clear a few things up by [...]
Did you know that there are more microbes in a teaspoon of soil than there are people on Earth? There are about 100 million to 1 billion bacteria, 1 mile to 40 miles of fungal [...]
