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Automated Cell Counter

Reference: 1097154Laboratory Medicine
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OperationAutomated

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A genuine time-saving tool expedites your researchThe RWD automated cell counter is a dependable device that counts cells and features a highly intelligent analysis software and an exceptional microscopy optics structure.input:
output:In order to satisfy the requirements of biopharma and cell therapy, the data management and software system of C100-Pro are fully compliant with FDA 21 CFR Part 11.input:
output:Overview of Cell Analysis

The RWD C100-Pro Automatic Cell Counter Performs Analysis in a Variety of Application Scenarios



Cell Count Analysis: Appropriate for the counting of cells or particles with a diameter of 4-60 μm, including the majority of cell lines, stem cells, and primary cells.input:
output:Cell Viability Analysis: In trypan blue mode, live cells will be circled in green after staining, while dead cells will be circled in red.input:
output:Cell Size Analysis: Cell size is a critical aspect of cell research, and it is frequently quantified in the context of drug testing, cell transfection, and cell viability.input:
output:It will automatically generate a histogram and count the average diameter of the cells in the sample after counting.input:
output:Cell Fluorescence Analysis:Detect the Efficiency of Cell Transfection (GFP, RFP):The transfection efficiency must be assessed when cells are transfected with the target gene. In general, the reporter gene of the transfected plasmid is the sequence that encodes the fluorescent protein. Consequently, the cell that has been successfully transfected should be positive for the fluorescent protein. In addition, the analysis of transfection efficiency in laboratories frequently involves the use of a fluorescence microscope or a flow cytometer. However, both of these instruments are characterized by their high cost and complex operation.

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