Invitrogen Cell Counter

This device is compatible with a wide range of cells in suspension, including mammalian, bacterial, and yeast cells, as well as other commonly used cell types in research.

Yes, it can assess cell viability using either bright-field or fluorescence staining methods, depending on the sample preparation.

No, it is designed with user-friendly software and an intuitive interface, making it easy to operate with minimal training.

The Countess II FL is compatible with a wide range of commonly used fluorescent dyes, such as DAPI, GFP, and PI, for fluorescence-based analysis.

It automates the counting process, reducing the time and variability associated with manual counting, while providing accurate and reproducible results.

While primarily designed for benchtop use, it efficiently processes samples and can handle moderate workloads for routine analysis.

You will need compatible slides or disposable counting chambers and specific reagents or stains for fluorescence applications.

Yes, using fluorescence channels, it can differentiate live cells from dead cells when paired with appropriate viability dyes.

Yes, the device features built-in image analysis software that provides detailed reports, including cell size, count, and viability.

The Invitrogen Cell Counter is low-maintenance, requiring only basic cleaning and occasional software updates for optimal performance.