EVERYDAY SCIENCE

Detailed explanation-1: -To count cells using a hemocytometer, add 15-20l of cell suspension between the hemocytometer and cover glass using a P-20 Pipetman. The goal is to have roughly 100-200 cells/square. Count the number of cells in all four outer squares divide by four (the mean number of cells/square).

Detailed explanation-2: -Hospitals use the hemocytometer to count the blood cells. Conventional method of placing the smear under microscope and counting the cells manually lead to erroneous results, and medical laboratory technicians are put under stress. A computer-aided system will help to attain precise results in less amount of time.

Detailed explanation-3: -A hemocytometer (also known as a haemocytometer or a cell counting chamber) is a tool used for manual cell counting. As the name implies, the hemocytometer was originally invented for quantifying blood cells.