Talk:Cell counting

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NPOV: Electrical resistance[edit]

I've tagged this with NPOV for multiple reasons.
1) The claim that "Coulter and CASY counters [...] are the method of choice" for "applications that require cell numbers and sizes". This seems likely to be a biased statement. There are other methods (such as light-based automated cell counters) that can determine both cell count and cell size. What justification is there that any one is the "method of choice"?
2) Lists advantages but not drawbacks.
3) CASY seems forced into the section. It does not add any value to the discussion and, largely because of this, I suspect it has been added for marketing purposes. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 76.127.131.252 (talk) 14:44, 27 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]