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Nexcelom Bioscience
360 Merrimack Street
Building 9
Lawrence, MA 01843, USA

Phone: 978.327.5340
Fax: 978.327.5341

From North:
Take I-495 S to the MERRIMACK ST. exit, EXIT 44-43, toward MASS. AVE.
Take the MERRIMACK ST exit, EXIT 44, toward SUTTON ST.
Turn RIGHT onto MERRIMACK ST.
360 MERRIMACK ST. is on the RIGHT.
*Enter building 9, across from Salvatore's (directly across the parking lot from building 1 at entrance I)
Elevator is on your left and stairs are on your right, proceed to the second floor.
Take your first left and Nexcelom Bioscience is down the corridor on your right.

From South:
Take I-495 N to RT-28 N exit, EXIT 41B, toward LAWRENCE.
Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto UNION ST/MA-28 N. Continue to follow UNION ST.
Turn RIGHT onto MERRIMACK ST.
360 MERRIMACK ST is on the LEFT.
*Enter building 9, across from Salvatore's (directly across the parking lot from building 1 at entrance I)
Elevator is on your left and stairs are on your right, proceed to the second floor.
Take your first left and Nexcelom Bioscience is down the corridor on your right.
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People are Talking about Cellometer
"My work has improved tremendously. Counting 10 samples by trypan blue used to take 30 mins and left strain on the eyes. Results were inaccurate. Now (the samples) take about 6 minutes with the Cellometer and are accurate and reliable. " - Rakesh Sharma of MD Anderson Cancer Center
"This is the product I have always dreamed about!" - A researcher, National Institute of Health
"Great machine. I like the fact that you can see which cells are counted. I have introduced (Cellometer) to other people around the lab and they all like it. Now we are using it every day.." - Senior Scientist at a Research Lab in Boston
"Eye strain was a big problem before the counter. It is much faster now and eliminates the eye strain"
- A scientist, National Cancer Institute
"Before it would take 2-3 hours to count-now less than 20 minutes" - A scientist, National Cancer Institute