Haemocytometer Cell Counting | Cell Counting Calculation | Cell counting Trypan Blue |

This video first describes the procedure of Cell Counting using Haemocytometer by using Trypan blue protocol. Then shows an example cell counting calculation using the formula.
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i am from india and find it so helpfull

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[@investincrypto2859]

Excellent calculation for haemocytometer

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[@markrobinson9676]

Excellent explanation 🐱

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[@dikshyapanthi7681]

Very useful please procedure and calculation

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Already uploaded

[@za7607]

thank you. could you please let me know how much the mixture of trypan blue+ cells should be loaded into the haemocytometer?

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Please load 10 ul. You are most welcome 🤗

[@funny11744]

@@BiologyLectures How to prepare a trypan solution 0.4% starting from powder 60% trypan blue ?

[@kartiakaparama9196]

Can u please explain why we are multiplying 10000 in the formula

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To calculate the number of cells in a 1 ml volume, multiply the number of cells counted by 10,000, because, as we mentioned in the video, each large square on the grid is 1/10,000th of a ml

[@MaryamMustapha-r4i]

Pls is the 100microlitre constant???

[@bioboi4438]

Why multiply by 10000?