Back to Results
2021.80.3
View full size image or right-click on image to save
Pipette used for vaccine development at the University of Washington in 2020
This device was used in vaccine development at the Institute for Protein Design (IPD) at the University of Washington, with scientists Alexandra (Lexi) Walls and Brooke Fiala as project leads. Fiala used this pipette in the production of the vaccine which uses a structure-based vaccine design technique developed by the King Lab (named for lead Neil King) at the IPD. It is potentially the first US SARS-COVID vaccine to be developed at an academic institution.
ID Number: 2021.80.3
Date: 2019
Physical Description: 1 Pipette; plastic; 10 in.H x 2.5 in.W x 1.25 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2021.80.3
Other matching results
Painted mask made by Wolf Delux, aka Malcolm Procter, 2021
Model of COVID-19 Vaccine developed by the University of Washington in 2020
Column used for vaccine development at the University of Washington in 2020
Pipette used for vaccine development at the University of Washington in 2020
Grid box holder used for vaccine development at the University of Washington in 2020
Grid box holder used for vaccine development at the University of Washington in 2020
Cartridge Kodak No. 4 folding camera used by C. C. Maring in Seattle, ca. 1895
Rayfoto Recorder invented by Austin Cooley, ca. 1927
Pressure cooker used at a Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise owned by Gill Centioli, founder of Gil's Hamburgers
