Controlling microscopy of cell cultures

For the successful cultivation of cells, a culture medium is required that contains all the necessary nutrients for the cells: water, salts, vitamins and glucose for energy supply. The cells are stored under optimal climatic conditions, whereby the best possible cell growth is achieved. Daily control and care of the cell cultures are essential in the laboratory. Determination of cell vitality, identification of unwanted germs and regular visual examination with the microscope. In cell culture, mainly inverted microscopes are used with a large sample chamber, so that even tall cell culture flasks can be examined under the microscope. Due to this great flexibility, inverted microscopes are real all-rounders in cell culture

The daily control and care of cell cultures are essential in the laboratory. Determination of cell vitality, identification of unwanted germs and regular visual examination with the microscope. In cell culture, mainly inverted microscopes are used with a large sample chamber, so that even tall cell culture flasks can be examined under the microscope. Due to this great flexibility, inverted microscopes are real all-rounders in cell culture