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Counting Yeast & AlgaeOur Cellometer Auto M10 is ideal for counting smaller cells like yeast and algae. To analyze yeast viability, learn about our Cellometer Vision.Yeast
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Auto M10 provides sufficient resolution for the Cellometer® software de-cluster function. It is activated for clumpy cells. As shown in Fig. 1 (b), green outlines around individual cells indicate the success of de-cluster. ![]() Plot Yeast Concentration versus Sample DilutionTable 1 and Figure 2 show data from a set of yeast dilution measurements. A total of 5 two-fold dilutions are used to generate the plot. The result shows excellent linearity for concentration versus sample dilution.
Table 1. Measured yeast concentrations using the Auto M10.
Figure 2. Graph of measured yeast concentrations at various sample dilution factors. Yeast concentrations at various sample dilution factors measured by Cellometer® AutoM10. Join our free webinar. "Improving Cell Counting Data Quality & Throughput" on Friday, March 19, 2010 @ 10:00am EDT. Register now |
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