UV-C wavelength is the best for the virus killing.
Claire
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Subject: [Histonet] UV Light in Fume Hood
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It will need to be UVC or UVD.
UV light works by scrabbling the DNA in bacteria, viruses, and mold. But I will
also scrabble yours too.
Hospitals, airports, and other businesses are starting to use UVD robots to
disinfect patient rooms and large areas with no people present at the time.
UV light
Hello everyone.. I hope all is well.
My admin wants me to look into possibly adding a UV light inside our fume
hood, which currently does not have one. I'm thinking maybe it's not as
effective to kill viruses as we think it would be.
If anyone can share your thoughts about it, or if
I've had great personal experiences with Sunquest CoPath Plus. It is very
flexible for customization and at 3 differing institutions, has been extremely
reliable. This does, however, come at a rather expensive cost. I think that
in choosing a system, one needs to take into account
Hi Wanda,
If you have just purchased the Spectra stainer recently (ie still under the
first year warranty), demand that Leica send their Application Specialist
back on site. if they promised 2000 slides with no drop in quality over
that period (I believe it is 2000 slides or 7 days, whichever come
