Detection of single or multiple microorganisms based on their cell size is known as

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Flow cytometry is a technique that can detect and analyze microorganisms based on their individual cell size. This is done by passing the microorganisms through a laser beam and measuring the scattering of light as they pass through. This allows for the identification of individual cells based on their size and shape. Complement fixation, agglutination, and serotyping are all techniques used to identify or detect microorganisms based on other factors such as antigen-antibody interactions, specific biochemical reactions, or cell surface markers.

Detection of Single or Multiple Microorganisms Based on Their Cell