Definition of hemocytometry
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Hemocytometry is the process of counting blood cells using a hemocytometer, a specialized counting chamber, typically under a microscope. It is used to determine the concentration of various cells in a fluid sample, most commonly red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets in blood.
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