Which scientific product design innovation from the 1990s revolutionized laboratory research by introducing modular, interchangeable components that reduced cross-contamination risks by over 70%?

The intersection of science and product design has led to groundbreaking innovations in laboratory equipment. Over decades, certain design principles have transformed how scientists interact with their tools, making research more efficient and accurate. This poll tests your knowledge of a pivotal moment in scientific product design history that changed laboratory practices worldwide.

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The Modular Assay System (MAS) with color-coded component identification
Digital Readout Integration Protocol (DRIP) for analog laboratory equipment
Universal Laboratory Interface System (ULIS) with standardized connection ports
Contamination Barrier Technology (CBT) with disposable shields