What was the name of the instrument used to measure cellular damage

The flow cytometer is a unique instrument used in both health care and research laboratories. Cytometry refers to the measurement of the physical and chemical characteristics of cells. Flow cytometry is the process in which measurements are made while cells in a liquid suspension are forced to flow one at a time through a measuring device.

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