Detection of single or multiple microorganisms based on their cytometric parameters is known as _________.

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Flow cytometry is a technique that involves measuring cellular characteristics such as size, granularity, and fluorescence to identify and quantify single or multiple microorganisms. Complement fixation, agglutination, and serotyping are all techniques used to detect or identify microorganisms, but they do not rely on cytometric parameters.

Detection of Single or Multiple Microorganisms Based on Their Cytometric