CellDrop Automated Cell Counters use a patented DirectPipetteTM Technology to replace plastic slides. This method allows variable chamber heights to enhance the cell density range without the need for diluting or concentrating samples.
Tubidity is a commonly used measurement to determine growth phase or cell number of microbial cell cultures. This technical note presents performance data for the DS-11 Series and explores the reasons for differences between instruments with different optical designs.
EasyApps software allows for quick and effective storage, processing and sharing of data. The various options available are presented in this short technical note.
This technical note presents a comparison of instrument features and system performance of the DeNovix QFX Fluorometer and the Thermo Fisher Qubit™ 3.0/4 fluorometers. A performance comparison of DeNovix dsDNA Quantification Assays and Thermo Fisher Qubit™ dsDNA assays is also presented.
This technical note outlines seven top tips from the DeNovix applications team to ensure accurate and reproducible results when counting cells manually or using automated systems such as the CellDrop™ Automated Cell Counter.
The DeNovix DS-11 Series Spectrophotometer / Fluorometer offer best-in-class limits of detection, the broadest dynamic range, intuitive ease of use and powerful networking features that are superior to the Thermo Fisher NanoDrop™ One spectrophotometer. This note presents a comparison of features and side-by-side instrument performance
EasyApps software includes pre-installed count apps for rapid counting and viability assessment. This note defines the count settings and how each can be adjusted to optimize performance.
The DeNovix dsDNA Fluorescence Quantification Range enables specific quantification over a wide range of concentrations. This select guide defines the assay ranges and discusses how to compare concentration vs total mass of an assay.
EasyApps software includes pre-installed count apps for rapid counting and viability assessment. This note defines the count settings and how each can be adjusted to optimize performance.
The presence of debris, non-nucleated cells and highly variable cell numbers can make counting primary cells challenging. Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cells (PBMCs) are a common primary cell source where accurate enumeration is essential. This technical note outlines the best practices for counting PBMCs using the CellDrop Automated Cell Counter.
