In This Issue » Volume 11, Issue 4
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Please login for a free preview of this issue. Cover image: A lecithin emulsifying solution was mixed as recommended then loaded onto a hemocytometer cell counting chamber. The refractile “cell-like” micelles are seen over the grid lines of the hemocytometer in the background. These micelles can potentially lead to inaccurate counts by both visual counting and automated counting methods. Importantly, when adipose or other tissues are processed with emulsifying reagents then the cell counts used to define cell therapy doses would be overestimated. Image provided by Dirk Hunt, Cell Therapy Program, INCELL Corporation LLC. |
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About Us »BioProcessing Journal (ISSN 1538-8786) is a peer-reviewed, quarterly publication that features the latest technological advancements and best practices for the development and production of safe and effective biologics. |
