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Launch of the Muse™ Cell Analyzer
9 January 2012

Discover a new compact instrument for cell analyzing and flow cytometry in this interview with Katherine Gillis, EMD Millipore, a division of Merck KGaA. The Muse™ Cell Analyzer delivers accurate assessments of cell viability, apoptosis and cell cycle in minutes and is presented in a compact instrument. Mode of operation and programming capabilities are demonstrated. Filmed by SelectScience at ASCB 2011.

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Merck Millipore Launches the Muse™ Cell Analyzer, a Breakthrough Solution for Multiparametric Analysis on a Single Platform

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