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Scepter Cell Counter Sensors
60 µm sensors designed to count particles between 6 μm & 36 μm
Synonym(s):
Automated Cell counter tips
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manufacturer/tradename
Scepter
parameter
10,000 particles/mL particle concentration (500,000 particles/mL)
50 μL sample volume
technique(s)
cell counting: suitable
particle size
6–36 μm
compatibility
for use with cells sized 8.0–25.0 μm
shipped in
ambient
General description
The Scepter cell counter’s screen displays:
Cell concentration
Average cell size
Average cell volume
Histogram of size or volume distribution
This system is intended for research use only and has been tested with cell types representative of those in use today.
Coupled with precision liquid handling channels and electronics, the Scepter sensor accurately and reliably provides cell population statistics
Application
Cell Culture
Storage Class
10-13 - German Storage Class 10 to 13
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Protocols
The Scepter™ cell counter uses the Coulter principle of impedance-based particle detection to reliably and accurately count every cell in your sample.
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