Innovation
The division whose overall responsibility is for the entire product life cycle of CellaVision’s devices, software, and applications.
What is Devices & Software?
Another market that CellaVision operates within (besides human diagnostics within hematology).
What is veterinary diagnostics?
Another name for Thrombocytes.
What is platelets?
CellaVision's systems classify to XX different classes.
What is 17?
Program language that is also a snake.
A collective name for CellaVision software.
What is CellaVision DM Software (CDMS)?
Based in Bordeaux, France
What is The Reagents Division?
Another name for Red Blood Cells.
What is Erythrocytes?
AACC is short for…
What is American Association for Clinical Chemistry?
A sequence of numbers where each number is the sum of the two previous numbers.
What is the Fibonacci numbers?
Software that enables laboratory staff to review test results remote from the lab.
What is CellaVision Remote Review Software?
Accounted for 58 percent of total sales.
What is hardware?
Fluid that circulates through our heart and vessels.
What is blood?
CellaVisions 4 learner populations.
What is CellaVision staff (1), users (2), partners (3) & Morphology educators/students (4)?
A programming language that is also a type of coffee.
What is Java?
Software for assessing and promoting staff competency.
What is CellaVision Proficiency Software?
RAL manufactures products for sample preparation in hematology, cytology, microbiology and...?
What is pathology?
Blood cell that produces antibodies and phagocytes, for example, microbes in the body.
What is Leukocytes?
CellaVision has market support offices in XX markets.
What is 17?
A computer program that translates computer code written in one programming language (the source language) into another language (the target language)
What is a compiler?
A novel microscopy technology that has the potential to combine a large field of view with high resolution and thereby enable new opportunities in diagnostic microscopy.
What is FPM?
The first analyzer was sold in Europe.
What is 2001?
The three main components you look for in a white blood cell.
What is Nucleus, Granules & Cytoplasm.
The approximate number of orderlines/year.
What is 6417? (6400-6500 is correct)
A household appliance invented by Baltzar von Platen.
What is refrigerator?