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author peter d pioli date edited 07 19 2019 protocol hemocytometer cell counting application manual counting of cell suspensions procedure 1 aliquot 100 l of 0 4 trypan blue solution ...

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        Author: Peter D Pioli 
        Date Edited: 07/19/2019 
        	                   Protocol: Hemocytometer Cell Counting 
         
        Application:  
        Manual counting of cell suspensions 
         
        Procedure: 
        1. Aliquot 100 µL of 0.4% Trypan Blue solution into appropriately labeled tube. 
         
        2. Aliquot 100 µL of pre-mixed cell suspension into the appropriately labeled tube from Step 1.  
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           §   a 1:1 ratio of Trypan Blue to cell suspension (equals 2-fold dilution) . 
         
        3. Vortex briefly (touch-spin if using 1.5 mL microfuge tubes to bring contents down from lid). 
         
        4. Pipette 10 µL of Trypan Blue-cell suspension into Hemocytometer chamber, between chamber notch 
        and glass coverslip (Figure 1A, black arrow). 
         
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        5. Count cells in boxes 1-4 (Figure 1B, red boxes)      . 
         
        6. Calculate (A) cells/mL and (B) total cells in your sample using the formulas below: 
               (A) Cells/mL = !     "#"$%	'(%%)	'#*+"(,      2	×	dilution	factor	 × 	10,000 
                                 +*-.(/	#0	.#1()	'#*+"(,
               (B)	Total	cells	in	sample	=	cells/mL	x	total	sample	volume	
                
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               Example: (100 cells counted / 4 boxes) x 2 x 10,000 = 500,000 (or 5 x 10 ) cells/mL 
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                            5 x 10  cells/mL x 10 mL sample volume = 5,000,000 (or 5 x 10 ) total cells in sample 
                
                                                                                                      
                   Figure 1: Hemocytometer overview. (A) View of Hemocytometer with glass 
                   coverslip.  Black  arrow  denotes  notch  used  for  loading  cell  samples.  (B) 
                   Illustration of Hemocytometer counting area. In general, boxes 1-4 (red) are 
        	          used to count cells. 
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        2	Trypan	Blue-cell	suspension	dilution	may	change	based	upon	predicted	cell	concentration.	
        	Aim	to	count	³100	cells.		If	counting	³100	cells/box,	then	less	boxes	can	be	counted	assuming	equal	distribution	of	cells	
        across	the	Hemocytometer	chamber.	
        3	To	avoid	overestimation	of	cell	numbers,	include	cells	that	lie	on	the	top	and	right	edges	of	each	box.	Do	not	include	cells	
        along	the	bottom	and	left	edges. 	
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