Hello,
I am (finally!) starting a biotech lab focused on various insect related
research projects (molecular biology, insect rearing, etc.).
It has been a long time since postdoc when I was in a working lab and
doing things like ordering, etc. I am finding that the budget goes
pretty fast if one is not careful! Seems like there should be some low
cost sources/work arounds for various consumables and equipment (ebay
for autoclave bags, safe or not? etc.).
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
ATD of ATB
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