8 well glass bottom dishes
The 8-well glass-bottom dishes are a laboratory equipment designed for cell culture applications. They feature a transparent glass surface at the bottom of each well, allowing for high-quality microscopic observation of cells. The dishes provide a reliable and consistent platform for various cell-based experiments and analyses.
2 protocols using 8 well glass bottom dishes
Organoid Immunofluorescence Staining Protocol
Culturing Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells
For imaging, cells are seeded in 8-well glass-bottom dishes (Ibidi) which were coated with 25 µg/ml laminin (Roche) for at least one hour. About 30 000 cells in 300 µl medium were plated per well the day before the experiment. Cells treated with IR were irradiated in an Xstrahl RS320 X-Ray generator (195.0 kV and 10.0 mA) at the indicated dose.
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