Cells Culture Plate
A Cell Culture Plate is a laboratory consumable designed for the growth, maintenance, and experimental analysis of adherent and suspension cell cultures. These plates are available in various well formats (e.g., 6, 12, 24, 48, 96, and 384 wells) to accommodate different scales of research, from small-scale experiments to high-throughput screening.
Content
- Purpose:
- Provide a sterile, controlled environment for cell growth and experimental assays.
- Design Features:
- Material: Made from polystyrene, offering optical clarity for microscopy and compatibility with imaging systems.
- Surface Treatments:
- Tissue culture-treated for optimal cell attachment and proliferation.
- Specialized coatings (e.g., collagen, poly-L-lysine) for sensitive or primary cells.
- Well Formats:
- 6-well to 24-well plates: For larger volume and cell density applications.
- 96-well and 384-well plates: For high-throughput screening and assay miniaturization.
Applications
- Cell Growth and Maintenance:
- Cultivate primary cells, stem cells, and immortalized cell lines.
- Drug Screening:
- Perform high-throughput testing of small molecules and biologics on cell viability and function.
- Imaging and Analysis:
- Enable live-cell imaging and endpoint assays using fluorescence, luminescence, or colorimetric methods.
- Biochemical Assays:
- Measure enzymatic activity, receptor binding, or metabolic pathways in cultured cells.
Cell Culture Plates are fundamental tools in research and development, enabling reliable and reproducible cell-based studies for applications in basic science, drug discovery, and therapeutic innovation.
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