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Medical Laboratory Observer, March, 2007
The Cyto-Tek Cytocentrifuge is a benchtop unit for cytological specimens that transfers cells from fluids to glass slides for microscopic examination. Cell dispersion on the glass slide is in a specific square area, with all cells from the specimen on the slide. Paced acceleration is always on, eliminating operator bias in assessing cell fragility. The Cyto-Tek Cytocentrifuge will operate at speeds from 500 rpm to 2,500 rpm, is adjustable in 100-rpm increments, and will operate for periods of one to 60 minutes. Three sizes of specimen chambers are available for the unit, and the centrifuge has a 12-specimen capacity.
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Cyto-Tek Cytocentrifuge Sakuraeu
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