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HDP1096

Perfecta3D® hanging drop plate

size 96 wells , with lid and tray, polystyrene (untreated), sterile

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Synonym(s):
3D, 3D Cell Culture
UNSPSC Code:
41100000

material

polystyrene (untreated)

sterility

sterile

packaging

pack of 8 ea individually packaged

manufacturer/tradename

3D Biomatrix HDP1096-8

size

96 wells , with lid and tray

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General description

Perfecta3D® Hanging Drop Plates facilitate consistent and controllable formation of three-dimensional (3D) spheroids and cell aggregates.

Cells can be mixed prior to seeding in wells for homogeneous co-cultures, or added after spheroids are formed for patterned co-cultures. Stem cell aggregates like embryoid bodies can be cultured and studied without cellular contact with surfaces. Media can be changed easily.

One aggregate forms per well. The 96- and 384-well Perfecta3D® Hanging Drop Plates are compatible with automated liquid handling equipment. Drugs and assay reagents can be added directly to the wells. One spheroid per well and control over spheroid size means consistent data.

  • Easy to use
  • One spheroid or aggregate per well
  • Access cultures from the top of the plate: perform media changes, add compounds, or add cells for co-cultures
  • Compatible with liquid handling systems, microplate readers, and manual pipetting

Legal Information

Perfecta3D is a registered trademark of 3D Biomatrix

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