Automated cell counter ensures low technical variability & accurate results in biomedical researchesMedical Technical ServicesUpdated on Jun 22, 2016 View more like this | Visit PORTLAND, OR | Contact Grace Hansen |
Modern automated hematology instruments launched by manufacturers do not require reagents and dyes. Technological enhancements by manufacturers in cell counting devices have led to the evaluation of blood cells with greater accuracy in less time, boosting the adopting of the devices in various biomedical research applications. Furthermore, rising number of diagnostic centers in rural areas is anticipated to offer more growth opportunities for industry players. As per a recent report added by Big Market Research, titled “Global Cell Counting Market 2015-2019”, the market is expected to grow at a steady CAGR of 7% by 2019.
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LUNA-II™—the first automated cell counter fitted with a liquid Lens with a built-in printer—recently launched by South Korean company Logos Biosystems, Inc., performs high-speed and accurate cell counts in cellular blood analysis. The automated device ensures accurate counting of cells, necessary for both inter- and intra-lab reproducibility in various biomedical researches. Consistency and low-variability in cell counting are essential for maintaining potency and/or efficacy of cell therapy, effective disease diagnosis, and in various bioassays; in addition, an accurate cell counter is essential for researchers to reliably ascertain the growth rate of regenerated tissues. The device is getting rapid adoption among various hematology laboratories in healthcare & diagnostics sector.
Compared to manual cell counting, the high-end device by Logos Biosystems enables consistent and accurate results at a cost-effective rate. Equipped with liquid lens and advanced counting algorithm, the devices ensure less variability in cell concentration and viability determinations. The advanced engineering design and high quality control results in low device-to-device variability and high consistency across intra- and inter-lab measurements. In addition, the manufacturer has claimed that the device is compact & shock resistant, and offers a wide spectrum of optical variations in cell counting. A detailed statistical observations of different intensity characteristics in living & dead cells ensures high-speed and accurate cell counting. Furthermore, the automated counter ensures a linear measurement in cell concentration across a wide working range, useful for maintaining cell viability.
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LUNA-II™—the first automated cell counter fitted with a liquid Lens with a built-in printer—recently launched by South Korean company Logos Biosystems, Inc., performs high-speed and accurate cell counts in cellular blood analysis. The automated device ensures accurate counting of cells, necessary for both inter- and intra-lab reproducibility in various biomedical researches. Consistency and low-variability in cell counting are essential for maintaining potency and/or efficacy of cell therapy, effective disease diagnosis, and in various bioassays; in addition, an accurate cell counter is essential for researchers to reliably ascertain the growth rate of regenerated tissues. The device is getting rapid adoption among various hematology laboratories in healthcare & diagnostics sector.
Compared to manual cell counting, the high-end device by Logos Biosystems enables consistent and accurate results at a cost-effective rate. Equipped with liquid lens and advanced counting algorithm, the devices ensure less variability in cell concentration and viability determinations. The advanced engineering design and high quality control results in low device-to-device variability and high consistency across intra- and inter-lab measurements. In addition, the manufacturer has claimed that the device is compact & shock resistant, and offers a wide spectrum of optical variations in cell counting. A detailed statistical observations of different intensity characteristics in living & dead cells ensures high-speed and accurate cell counting. Furthermore, the automated counter ensures a linear measurement in cell concentration across a wide working range, useful for maintaining cell viability.
Contact Us:
Dhananjay Potle,
5933 NE Win Sivers Drive,
#205, Portland, OR 97220
United States
Direct: + 1-503-894-6022
Toll Free: + 1-800-910-6452
Fax: +1 (855) 5505975
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.bigmarketresearch.com
