Q1. The total area of a haemocytometer chamber is . a) 1 mm? b) 15 mm? c) 16 mm? d) 9 mm? Q2. Trypan blue is commonly used in. ... for cell counting a) analytical chemistry b) spectroscopy c) mass spectrometry d) microscopy Q 3. The central square of hemocytometer is divided into . . number of squares. a) 20 b) 25 c) 30 d) 15 Q4. Find the percentage of viable cells, if there is a total of 150 cells including 120 unstained cells. a) 80 b) 65 c) 75 d) 70

Q1. The total area of a haemocytometer chamber is . a) 1 mm? b) 15 mm? c) 16 mm? d) 9 mm? Q2. Trypan blue is commonly used in. ... for cell counting a) analytical chemistry b) spectroscopy c) mass spectrometry d) microscopy Q 3. The central square of hemocytometer is divided into . . number of squares. a) 20 b) 25 c) 30 d) 15 Q4. Find the percentage of viable cells, if there is a total of 150 cells including 120 unstained cells. a) 80 b) 65 c) 75 d) 70

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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