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We tested over 20 cell lines - including adherent, suspension, differentiated and progenitor cells - to validate the Scepter cytometer's precision and operating range.
To obtain the data below, cells of various types (adherent cancer cells (HeLa), suspension differentiated cells (U266, K562), suspension insect cells (SF9), and mesenchymal stem cells) were harvested and counted with a Scepter cytometer. Counts are averages of 4 replicates, and error bars represent standard deviation.
Data show that the Scepter cytometer performs with comparable accuracy and linearity to Coulter counting, without the strain of manual counting. Multiple cell types (Cos7 cells shown here) were harvested and counted using the methods shown. Counts are averages of 4 replicates, and error bars represent standard deviation.
Plotting log of Scepter cell counts vs. log of Coulter counts shows that, across all cell lines tested, Scepter counts match Coulter counts.

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| PHCC00000 | Scepter Handheld Automated cell counter | EA | ¹Ù±¸´Ï |
| PHCC60050 | Scepter Sensors, 60 µm | 50/pk | ¹Ù±¸´Ï |