Image analysis instrument for yeast cells

Countstar

The Countstar is an instrument that simplifies and accelerates the measurement of yeast concentration and viability, providing accurate results using advanced image analysis technology and the standard dye exclusion method.

Last updated: June 26, 2024

Aber Countstar

Advanced yeast cell counting system

The Aber Countstar is a state-of-the-art benchtop instrument designed to simplify and expedite yeast concentration and viability measurements. With its advanced image analysis technology and utilisation of the standard dye exclusion method, this device delivers fast and accurate results in less than 20 seconds. The instrument is equipped with autofocus technology and a sophisticated digital image analysis algorithm, allowing it to rapidly determine yeast counts, viability percentages, and average yeast sizes. It can count cells with a diameter of 2 µm or more and assess viability for cells with diameters greater than 6 µm.

Gone are the days of time-consuming and error-prone manual haemocytometer readings. The Aber Countstar eliminates the need for tedious procedures, offering a more efficient and reliable solution. It requires only a small 20 µl sample of yeast suspension and can provide precise measurements for yeast samples ranging from 5×104 to 3×107 cells per ml.

The results can be easily analysed within the Countstar software, enabling users to compare up to ten samples for cell concentrations or percentage viability on a single chart. All data is automatically stored in the software’s data library, organised chronologically by month. 

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Technical Specifications*
*Subject to change without notice
Measuring range5x104 - 3x107 cells/ml
Yeast cell sizesFrom 2μm upwards
Sample volume20μL
Measurement timeLess than 20 seconds
Weight8 kg
SoftwareCountstar software (Windows 7 or above)

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