cell counter การใช้

• With his younger brother, Joseph, he built the first commercial blood-cell counter.
• Techne makes biological products, cell counters and other instruments.
• Because an automated cell counter samples and counts so many cells, the results are very precise.
• From modest beginnings in a Chicago basement in 1952, the brothers produced the first commercial blood-cell counter.
• On the other hand, all the results from electric cell counter could be transferred to the computers with common spreadsheet programs.
• They found that the most sensitive IC50 values, which were the closest to those in the literature, were performed by this electronic cell counter.
• However, for the electronic cell counter, it can not only monitor all the cells changes, even the cell necrosis, by various toxicants types and concentration, but also a complex mixture of toxicants in the cell culture.
• Food Scanner, Texturometer, Hydrosorb, Hybridization oven, Image analyser, Thermogravimetric Analyser, Differential scanning colorimeter, Dynamic mechanical analyser, Alveoconsisto graph, Cell counter, Gradient thermal cycler, Scanning electron microscope, FPHLC, Gel Documentation system, IR Spectroscope and Atomic Force microscope.
• During his tenure at TSA, Gobel helped design and develop numerous other programs, including TSA s Red Cell counter-terrorism group, the Arena XXI transportation security system, the Virtual Continuity of Operations conops, and TSA s Information Technology Management Council.
• In 1996-7, Horiba acquired two French companies : the specialist blood cell counter maker "'ABX SA "'( currently called Horiba ABX SAS ) in 1996, and optical equipment maker "'Instruments SA "'( currently Horiba Jobin Yvon SAS ) in 1997.
• Also gaining were Honeywell Inc ., a controls maker, up 1 1 / 8 to 64 7 / 8; Regis Corp ., the nation's largest hair salon operator, up 1 to 26 1 / 2; and Techne Corp ., a maker of biological products and cell counters, up 1 to 25 1 / 4.
• According to Steff, in Montreal, the device at the center of Hamilton's case is a common piece of lab equipment known as a " flow cytometer . " Essentially a high-speed cell counter, it can differentiate cells as they pass through a laser beam at high speeds-some as fast as 50, 000 cells per second.