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BIOFLOAT™ cell culture plate, spheroid culture
Variants (3)
Cell culture plate, 6 well, surface: BIOFLOAT™, flat base
83.3920.400 | Cell culture plate, 6 well, material: PS, surface: BIOFLOAT™, for spheroid culture, flat base, sterile, non-pyrogenic/endotoxin-free, non-cytotoxic, 1 piece(s)/bag
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Cell culture plate, 24 well, surface: BIOFLOAT™, flat base
83.3922.400 | Cell culture plate, 24 well, material: PS, surface: BIOFLOAT™, for spheroid culture, flat base, sterile, non-pyrogenic/endotoxin-free, non-cytotoxic, 1 piece(s)/bag
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Cell culture plate, 96 well, surface: BIOFLOAT™, round base
83.3925.400 | Cell culture plate, 96 well, material: PS, surface: BIOFLOAT™, for spheroid culture, round base, sterile, non-pyrogenic/endotoxin-free, non-cytotoxic, 1 piece(s)/bag
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Life Science // Cell culture
Cell culture flasks, plates and dishes
What does the red-yellow-green colour code with which the cell culture products are labelled mean?
Which caps are available with the cell culture flasks?
When should each type of cap be used for cell culture flasks?
Can the SARSTEDT cell culture flasks, plates and dishes be coated with, for example, poly-L-lysine?
What sizes of cell culture vessels does SARSTEDT offer?
What is the difference between primary and secondary cells?
What is the difference between suspension cells and adherent cells?
Which cell types are best suited for the respective growth surfaces?
How long do the growth surfaces remain stable under different cultivation conditions?
Are there special handling instructions for the culture of particularly sensitive cells?
Why do my cells grow in patterns (ring or wave-like) ?
BIOFLOAT™ cell culture plate, spheroid culture
What is the difference between primary and secondary cells?
What is the difference between suspension cells and adherent cells?
Can the medium in the plate be changed without using a new plate?
Are the BIOFLOAT™ plates suitable for cultivating organoids?
How long can cells be cultivated in the plate?
Why do some cells form only loose spheroids?
How quickly do spheroids form in the plates?
Do the plates need to be centrifuged after seeding the cells?
What cell count should be seeded per well?
Where do you find the plate dimensions that are needed for use in an analysis device?
Is there a protocol for spheroid culture in the BIOFLOAT™ plate?
Can fluorescence images be taken in the BIOFLOAT™ plate?
Which cell types are best suited for the respective growth surfaces?
How long do the growth surfaces remain stable under different cultivation conditions?