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Measuring the count, concentration, viability and vitality of yeast are the most common measurements performed. By using fluorescence based detection methods the Cellometer Vision 10X instrument can also measure the glycogen content, neutral lipid content, trehalose content and GFP transfection efficiency of cultured yeast samples.
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