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The NucleoCounter is easy and quick to operate! Instantly ready! There is no cleaning after use! Low variation on the counts! No contact with toxic compounds! These are the statements given by Gitte-Mai Holm a Laboratory Technician from Novonordisk, Toxicology, Projects & Planning.
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"The NucleoCounter has helped our research progess at an amazing rate", says Rachelle Kosoff from the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia USA and continues: "Without this affordable and accurate machine, the past few months of research would have taken years. After comparing it to the hemacytometer, Coulter Counter Z1, and Beckman-Coulter ViCell, the NucleoCounter proved to be just as accurate as the much more expensive Vi-Cell. Another plus to NucleoCounter is the sample volume size. With only 75 μL of sample needed, this machine has allowed us to count when only very few cells are available." |
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A quote from Dr. Leopold Grillberger, Manager Cell Culture Fermentation, Baxter BioScience Orth/Austria statement: "the NucleoCounter is a very reliable instrument for determining cell numbers in different kinds of cell culture processes, the results are, over a wide range of cell densities, highly precise, reproducible, repeatable and the methods are robust" Read all his statements here. |
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| "Reproducibility is amazing" says Staf Willemsens, Research Scientist Internal Medicine at Johnson & Johnson, Beerse, and concludes:"Indeed the NucleoCounter is, as was told to us, a very convenient, rapid and easy to use analysis system. Reproducibility is amazing. We use it on a daily base for counting and viability testing of mammalian cells. Results are comparable with the traditional counting systems." |
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| Kevin Huff, Biologist from Merck & Co, North Wales - Pennsylvania USA, uses the NucleoCounter and says that: "The NucleoCounter is a convenient, compact, reproducible and fast cell analysis system with easily navigable software. Much preferred over trypan blue exclusion or impedance measurement counting." |
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Lars Ekblad, PhD from Deparment of Oncology, The Jubileum Institute, Lund University, in Sweden simply states: "The NucleoCounter is reliable and operator independent. And so much faster." about the NucleoCounter and its use. |
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"NucleoCounter is fast and correct. That is why I purchased it. ... I don't need to handle dye and can count low numbers of cells exactly using NucleoCounter." are some of the statements by Mr. Jeong-seob from MOGAM. See the full statement here. |
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"I'm very satisfied with the Nucleocounter, for it is simple to use and saves times. ... We use Xtopore for 3-D culture. ... I just follow the Nucleocounter's protocol" says Ms. Junhe-Lee, Researcher at Regen Biotech. See the full statement here. |
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Villy Nielsen from Nunc A/S in Denmark has with success used a NucleoCounter to determine the cell density of a high density cell culture on Nunc's 2D MicroHex Microcarrier. "The NucleoCounter is a fast and easy to use cell counting system, highly recommendable for cultures on our 2D MicroHex Microcarrier", he says. The protocol is described in TechNote No. 48 from Nunc A/S. |
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| Frida Gustavsson from Astra Zeneca, Department for Molecular Toxicology, Gartuna, Sweden states in the Swedish magazine ”Industriprojekt” Vol. 3, 2005, that "The NucleoCounter is very convenient to work with when you have many samples, it is small and easy, and it does not need any maintenance and nearly no chemical handling at all." Read her full statement here (in Swedish and English). |
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| Amicus Therapeutics is dedicated to the development of small-molecule, orally-active drugs – so-called “Active-Site Specific Chaperones” (ASSC™) or “Pharmacological Chaperones” – for the treatment of human genetic diseases. Corey W. Pine, Research Associate at Amicus Therapeutics, Inc., Cranbury, NJ use the NucleoCounter and is very pleased with the NucleoCounter system as stated here. |
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| The European Collection of Cell Cultures (ECACC) presents in the Nov. 2002 Newsletter (p6) the following conclusion: "The NucleoCounter has the potential to enable rapid, accurate and reproducible cell counts in a busy cell culture laboratory that handles an unusual diversity of cell types." ECACC has now placed NucleoCounters in its cell banking and QC labs. The complete Nov. 2002 newsletter is here. |
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Research at the Cancer Center Karolinska (CCK in Stockholm, Sweden) is dedicated to experimental
cancer research. The NucleoCounter at CCK is used for counting of Mammalian Cells. |
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