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Automated differential cell counting of viable cells.
Medical instrumentation, 1979A rapid, automated method of differentially counting viable cells by ethidium bromide-acridine orange cytofluorography is described (Takasugi 1971). The method is shown to have comparability, equal precision, and sensitivity to the standard trypan blue, visual method. The method is applicable to microcytotoxicity testing.
C W, Gill, C L, Fischer, H, Lovrekovich
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Diagnostic Utility of White Blood Cell and Differential Cell Counts
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1975The white blood cell count, the differential cell count, and morphological changes in leukocytes can provide valuable diagnostic information that can aid the physician in determining the cause of illness. These simple laboratory tests, all too frequently either abused or ignored, when employed with precision can supplement but not supplant clinical ...
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Differential leucocyte count for ewe milk with low and high somatic cell count
Journal of Dairy Research, 2010This study was undertaken to compare flow cytometry (FC) and direct microscopic leucocyte count (MDLC) for the differentiation of macrophages, lymphocytes and polymorphonuclear leucocyte (PMN) and to evaluate leucocyte distribution in ewe milk with low and high somatic cell count (SCC). Milk samples were grouped for somatic cell count in low SCC (LSCC)
ALBENZIO, MARZIA, CAROPRESE, MARIANGELA
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Reproducibility of Sputum Differential Cell Counts Is not Affected by Squamous Epithelial Cells
Journal of Asthma, 2011Induced sputum is used to assess markers of inflammation in asthmatic individuals, and sputum cell differential counts provide an outcome to evaluate the presence, type, and degree of inflammation in the airways. Contamination of sputum slides with squamous epithelial cells (SECs) has been reported to adversely affect the reproducibility of sputum cell
Zahra N, Sohani +6 more
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Differential Blood Counts from Cell Concentrates
Acta Haematologica, 2009Two methods have been compared through performing differential blood counts: the routine blood count (routine count = RC) and blood counts from films after concentrating white blood cells (cell concentrate ≈ CC). Normal persons were examined and patients with leukocytes less than 1,000/μl of peripheral blood.
H. Pflieger, W. Gaus, M. Dietrich
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[Cell count and differential cell count in goat milk--variability and influencing factors].
Tierarztliche Praxis. Ausgabe G, Grosstiere/Nutztiere, 1999In a total of 413 dairy goats of different breeds from five herds (milk performance 550-1000 kg) somatic cell counts and cell types were investigated in fore milk samples from udder halves, in composed udder and bulk milk samples. Cytoplasmatic particles in the milk were not counted. Three herds were investigated monthly during two years.
R D, Fahr +4 more
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Acta haematologica, 1979
Two methods have been compared through performing differential blood counts: the routine blood count (routine count = RC) and blood counts from films after concentrating white blood cells (cell concentrate = CC). Normal persons were examined and patients with leukocytes less than 1,000/microliter of peripheral blood. The correlation coefficient between
H, Pflieger, W, Gaus, M, Dietrich
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Two methods have been compared through performing differential blood counts: the routine blood count (routine count = RC) and blood counts from films after concentrating white blood cells (cell concentrate = CC). Normal persons were examined and patients with leukocytes less than 1,000/microliter of peripheral blood. The correlation coefficient between
H, Pflieger, W, Gaus, M, Dietrich
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A Method for determining the Total and Differential Count of Langerhans's Cells in the Skin
Nature, 1966LANGERHANS'S cells from the digest of the black epidermis of the guinea-pig have been classified according to the number of processes in the cells1,2. Cells possessing five, four, three and two dendritic processes are classified as types I, II, III and IV, respectively.
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Differential Counts of White Cells in the Counting-chamber
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1914W. S. THAYER, ROGER S. MORRIS
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A method for differential cell counting in certain organs
The Anatomical Record, 1959O A, TROWELL, D R, WESTGARTH
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