Q:

How does Lonza perform the cell count on the fresh, unprocessed bone marrow? Does Lonza guarantee a minimum viability for the fresh, unprocessed bone marrow?

A:

Lonza use a Coulter Counter to perform the total cell count on the fresh, unprocessed bone marrow.

Lonza does not perform viability testing on this product, but when shipped overnight, viability is typically around 80%.

Related Cells:
Bone Marrow, Human, Unprocessed
Categories:
Primary Cells and Media
Research Areas:
Immunotherapy / Hematology
Stem Cells
Basic Research

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