Cells in Milk

From: Dr. Wolfgang Beisker (beisker@GSF.DE)
Date: Wed Jul 18 2001 - 11:00:10 EST

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Hi, flowers

I am looking for Infos about measuring cells in milk. There has been an
article in Cytometry, in 1988, which I have.

It should be possible to extract the cells (lymphocytes, granulocytes
etc) with lightscatter, what I have heard so far, but we not really
successful.

Perhaps there are more outside there, who may be interested in...


Best regards from Munich


Wolfgang Beisker


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Dr. Wolfgang Beisker
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Flow Cytometry Group
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