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If there are too many cells, counting can be more difficult, resulting in errors. However, if there are too few cells, you can expect more random errors. The recommended cell concentration for counting with a hemocytometer is around 106 cells/ml.
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I was impressed by the consistency of the product across multiple batches.
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