Adjustable Gas Mixtures for Life Science research

LIFE SCIENCE LABORATORY – GAS MIXTURE MANAGEMENT SPECIFICATIONS

Life science is a giant area of study that investigates everything that is naturally considered a living part of this planet. It includes branches of science, such as biology, ecology, medicine, and everything that deals with living organisms and their organization, life processes, and relationships to each other and their environment. From the smallest virus to the biggest animal, life sciences intend to discover every single secret of life.

Laboratories have the hard task not only to develop studies for every of the said fields but also to create the perfect conditions for making those possible.
There are three roadmaps to follow in order to achieve a high level of efficiency in a life science laboratory.
– A skilled staff managing the procedures
– The project plan and the processes they will use
– A good combination of equipment.

One of the many extremely important conditions to achieve is a stable and precise environmental atmosphere control, usually carried out by pre-mixed Gas Cylinders or dynamic Gas Mixers. Managing living organisms is not easy and even the smallest change in the environment can activate a disaster process affecting the results of any research.
The benefit of the Gas Mixers over the Gas Cylinders is total Freedom of Adjustability, manual or automated, giving the possibility to correct any gas ratios and flows depending on the needs, guaranteeing high accuracy, and also creating multiple inputs of different gases using a single instrument (Lab in a Box).

APPLICATIONS:

The applications of Life Science studies are definitively the widest of all the scientific disciplines. It includes:

Biotechnology:
Biotechnology is the study of the union between living organisms and technologies. It is an extensive area of biology, engaging organisms to develop new techs. Biotechnology itself includes other branches, such as DNA studies, immunology, and the development of new drugs and diagnostic tests.

Ecology:
Ecology is the study of the interactions between living (or not living) organisms and their physical environment. It includes branches such as Food Chain control, fungi and parasitic, biodiversity, and the distribution of living organisms.

Microbiology:
Microbiology is the study of microorganisms and their interactions with other living organisms. It includes other branches such as Virology, Bacteriology, Immunology, and Parasitology. Microbiology looks at some of the smallest of all living beings – single-celled organisms or small-cell colonies. In the past, microbiology was considered one of the most difficult sciences to study considering the types of equipment and skills required to investigate such small elements.

Cell Biology:
Cytology is the study of the cells and molecules, and the interactions that occur within a living cell with its environment. Cell biology goes yet smaller than microbiology, taking a look at the living systems that exist within individual cells. It includes other branches such as Cell Metabolism, Cell Communication, Cell Cycle, Bio-Chemistry, and so on.

Epidemiology:
Epidemiology is a look at the life cycles of diseases considering those as caused by living organisms. Epidemiology looks at how these micro-living organisms live, duplicate, create damage, and die.

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