docs: future-proof workstation descriptions (#19983)

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# Overview

Our available workstation configurations can fluctuate over time. This
PR simplifies the description of our workstations and directs readers to
look for themselves so this section never gets "stale."

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Author: emilyburghardt

docs/flex/docs/introduction.md

@@ -27,94 +27,4 @@ Both Flex and OT-2 robots run on our open-source software, and the Opentrons App
 
 ## Flex workstations
 
-Opentrons Flex workstations include the Flex robot, accessories, pipettes and gripper, on-deck modules, and labware needed to automate a particular application. All workstation components are modular. If you need to change applications, you can add or swap in other Flex hardware and compatible consumables.
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-### NGS Workstation
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-The Opentrons Flex NGS Workstation automates NGS library prep. It can automate pre-sequencing workflows using any leading reagent system, including fragmentation- and tagmentation-based library prep.
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-In addition to the Flex robot, the NGS Workstation includes:
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-- Gripper
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-- Choice of pipette configuration
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-    - Two 8-Channel Pipettes (1–50 µL and 5–1000 µL)
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-    - 96-Channel Pipette (5–1000 µL)
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-- Waste Chute
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-- Magnetic Block
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-- Temperature Module
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-- Thermocycler Module
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-- Labware kit with filter tips, microcentrifuge tubes, reservoirs, and PCR plates
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-### PCR Workstation
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-The Opentrons Flex PCR Workstation automates PCR setup and thermocycling workflows for up to 96 samples. It can aliquot chilled reagents and samples into a 96-well PCR plate. With the addition of the automated Thermocycler Module, use the gripper to load the plate into the Thermocycler, and then run your chosen PCR program.
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-In addition to the Flex robot, the PCR Workstation includes:
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-- Gripper
-
-- Choice of pipette configuration
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-    - 1-Channel Pipette (1–50 µL) and 8-Channel Pipette (1–50 µL)
-  
-    - 96-Channel Pipette (5–1000 µL)
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-- Waste Chute
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-- Temperature Module
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-- Labware kit with filter tips, microcentrifuge tubes, reservoirs, and PCR plates
-
-### Nucleic Acid Extraction Workstation
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-The Opentrons Flex Nucleic Acid Extraction Workstation automates DNA/RNA isolation and purification. It uses the Magnetic Block for separation of magnetic beads, and the Heater-Shaker for sample lysis and resuspension of magnetic beads.
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-In addition to the Flex robot, the Nucleic Acid Extraction Workstation includes:
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-- Gripper
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-- Choice of pipette configuration
-
-    - 1-Channel Pipette (5–1000 µL) and 8-Channel Pipette (5–1000 µL)
-  
-    - 96-Channel Pipette (5–1000 µL)
-
-- Waste Chute
-
-- Magnetic Block
-
-- Heater-Shaker Module
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-- Labware kit with filter tips, reservoirs, PCR plates, and deep well plates
-
-### Magnetic Bead Protein Purification Workstation
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-The Opentrons Flex Magnetic Bead Protein Purification Workstation automates small-scale protein purification and proteomics sample prep for up to 96 samples. It is compatible with many popular magnetic-bead-based reagents.
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-In addition to the Flex robot, the Protein Purification Workstation includes:
-
-- Gripper
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-- Choice of pipette configuration
-
-    - 1-Channel Pipette (5–1000 µL) and 8-Channel Pipette (5–1000 µL)
-  
-    - 96-Channel Pipette (5–1000 µL)
-
-- Waste Chute
-
-- Magnetic Block
-
-- Heater-Shaker Module
-
-- Labware kit with filter tips, reservoirs, PCR plates, and deep well plates
-
-
+Opentrons Flex workstations are pre-configured bundles that include the Flex robot, accessories, pipettes and gripper, on-deck modules, and labware needed to automate a particular application. Because Flex is a modular system, you can easily add or swap hardware and compatible consumables to change applications. See the [workstations section](https://opentrons.com/products/categories/workstations) of the Opentrons website to get started automating steps in next-generation sequencing, proteomics, nucleic acid extraction, and other workflows.