A Novel Instrument for High-throughput, High-speed Cell Counting, Concentration, and Viability
Poster Jun 08, 2020

Jordan Bell, Suzanne M Purseglove, Leo Li-Ying Chan, and Dmitry Kuksin
The monotonous and time-consuming task of manually counting cells on a hemocytometer has been greatly alleviated in recent years with the advent of various automated cell-counting instruments. Nevertheless, the measurement of cell concentration and viability for many samples remains a common bottleneck in large scale experiments.
Download this poster to discover a system that has addressed these challenges, with the capability to:
- Count 24 samples in as little as 48 seconds
- Use bright field and fluorescence counting options
- Increase both accuracy and throughput
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