Apparatus and method for detecting cells or particles in a fluid container
Assigneecytena GmbH
InventorsJonas SCHOENDUBE, Andre GROSS
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Abstract
A apparatus for detecting cells or particles in a fluid container includes a dispenser configured to dispense at least one cell or at least one particle into a defined sub-volume of a fluid with which the fluid container is at least partially filled, and a detection apparatus configured to, in a time-coordinated manner with dispensing the at least one cell or the at least one particle by the dispenser, perform a detection in the defined sub-volume and/or in one or several sub-volumes underneath the defined sub-volume in order to sense the at least one cell or the at least one particle when entering the fluid or immediately after entering the fluid.
Claims19
An apparatus for detecting cells or particles in a fluid container, comprising:
- a dispenser configured to dispense at least one cell or at least one particle into a defined sub-volume of a fluid with which the fluid container is at least partially filled;
- a detection apparatus configured to, in a time-coordinated manner with dispensing the at least one cell or the at least one particle by the dispenser, perform a detection in the defined sub-volume and/or in one or several sub-volumes underneath the defined sub-volume in order to sense the at least one cell or the at least one particle when entering the fluid or immediately after entering the fluid.
A method for detecting cells or particles in a fluid container, comprising:
- dispensing at least one cell or at least one particle into a defined sub-volume of a fluid with which a fluid container is at least partially filled;
- performing, in a time-coordinated manner with dispensing the at least one cell or the at least one particle, a detection in the defined sub-volume and/or in one or several sub-volumes underneath the defined sub-volume in order to sense the at least one cell or the at least one particle when entering the fluid or immediately after entering the fluid.
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