6.1 EXPECTED RESULT FOR CELL COUNT USING HAEMOCYTOMETERTable 2Number of cell in uppergrid1513Grid location numberNumber of cell in lowergrid201713410141813720151714131010121318Total cells in upperand lower grid120120TOTAL CELLS240Total grids16Please calculate a numbers of cell/ml from the information table 2. Cell counting calculationBasic hemacytometer formulaNeubauer HemacytometerCalculationNumber of cells counted X dilution factortotal volume of the cells countedtotal volume - # primary squares x 0.1 (deptn)Cells X dilution = cells/uLsquares X 0.1This formula can be used with any countingchamber as long as one knows thedimensions for the chamberNote: 0.1 mm depth is constant in Neubauer HemacytometerSizeVolume0.0025 mm0.04 mm0.0625 mm1 mmBlue0.25 nlYellow4 nlGreen6.25 nlRed100 nl.average live cells x dilution factorvolume of a square (mL)Cell density (cells/mL) =i.Example calculationGiven information bellows:No of yeast cells in 14 grids (yellow grids) = 210No cells in average = 210/14= 15 cellsDilution factor = 1Total volume = Area x Depth= 0.04mm? x 0.1mm (From haemocytometer)= 0.004mm3= 4.0 x 106 mlCells/ml = (15cells x 1) /4.0 x 106 ml%3D= 3.8 x 10° cell/ml

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6.1 EXPECTED RESULT FOR CELL COUNT USING HAEMOCYTOMETER Table 2 Number of cell in upper Grid location number Number of cell in lower grid 20 grid 1 15 13 17 4 10 14 18 13 20 15 13 7 9 17 10 14 10 12 13 18 Total cells in upper and lower grid 120 120 TOTAL CELLS 240 Total grids 16 Please calculate a numbers of cell/ml from the information table 2.

6.1 EXPECTED RESULT FOR CELL COUNT USING HAEMOCYTOMETER Table 2 Number of cell in upper Grid location number Number of cell in lower grid 20 grid 1 15 13 17 4 10 14 18 13 20 15 13 7 9 17 10 14 10 12 13 18 Total cells in upper and lower grid 120 120 TOTAL CELLS 240 Total grids 16 Please calculate a numbers of cell/ml from the information table 2.

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