Ultra low attachment 24 well culture plates
The Ultra-low attachment 24-well culture plates are designed to prevent cell attachment and promote the formation of spheroids, organoids, or other 3D cell cultures. These plates feature a hydrophilic, non-adherent surface that minimizes unwanted cell attachment and allows for the development of complex, physiologically relevant models.
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13 protocols using ultra low attachment 24 well culture plates
Sphere Formation Assay for Bladder Cancer
Sphere Formation Assay: Stem Cell Phenotyping
Spheroid Formation Assay for Cancer Stem Cells
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Stem Cell Spheroid Formation Assay
SKOV3 Spheroid Formation Assay
Enrichment and Characterization of Cancer Stem Cells
Serum-free Sphere Formation Assay
Retinal Differentiation from Embryoid Bodies
EBs were mixed and aspirated using wide tip plastic Pasteur pipettes (Starlabs) and 30–40 EBs were transferred to each well of ultra-low attachment 24-well culture plates (Corning). The well dimensions were: ht = 17.4 mm, top internal diam. = 16.3 mm and bottom internal diam. = 15.6 mm. Additional P2 medium was added to make 500 μl per well. No Matrigel was added. Culture plates were shaken with orbital diam. 10 mm set at 0.08 g at 37 °C for the remainder of the differentiation with ~90% medium changes every 2 days.
Macrophage Differentiation and Vitamin D Effects on Tuberculosis
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