Cell Culture Plates
Regardless of the biological cell type, cell culture plates create required conditions and environments ideal for optimum growth. Optically clear for maximum visual assaying capability, the dishes are available in round, flat, or v shaped bottom styles. Different treatment options support specific surface modifications for cell attachment or suspension. Lids securely protect samples placed in the multiple well plates during screening, experiments, and storage. Using any size cell culture plate yields consistent and reproducible results.
VWR®, Multiwell Cell Culture Plates
Supplier: VWR Collection
Ideal for cell growth and cell yields.
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Cell culture plates and Multidishes, Nunclon™ Sphera™
Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific
The Nunclon™ Sphera™ culture surface allows cells to grow in suspension with virtually no cell attachment. The surface supports many different cell types and their ability to generate spheroids.
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Multidishes, non treated, Nunc™
Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific
PS, non treated, with lid, sterile.
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384-well clear polystyrene microplates, Corning®
Supplier: Corning
PS, flat bottom.
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Cell culture plates, Nunc™ Multidish
Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific
PS, sterile, with lid. Useful in all areas of cell culture, including scale up and cloning.
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Cell culture plates, 96-well, Corning®
Supplier: Corning
PS, clear, with lid.
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VWR® Multiwell Cell Culture Plates
Supplier: VWR Collection
VWR® multiwell cell culture plates are available with a choice of surface treatments.
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VWR® Single-Well Cell Culture Plates
Supplier: VWR Collection
Single-well cell culture plates, made from clear PS, are available plasma-treated for consistent cell attachment and growth, or non-treated for use in applications where cell attachment is not desired.
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Plates, poly-D-lysine coated, Nunc™
Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific
PS, ready to use plates pre-coated with poly-D-lysine, with lid.
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VWR®, Cell Culture Plates, 3D Scaffold
Supplier: VWR Collection
VWR® 3D scaffold cell culture plates, made of polystyrene (GPPS) with polystyrene polymer scaffold, are able to simulate the three-dimensional structure of cells in animals and the human body to maximum effect, providing an ideal environment for cell interaction, maximising culture area, and improving yield.
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VWR®, Multiwell Cell Culture Plates
Supplier: VWR Collection
VWR® standard multiwell cell culture plates are plasma treated for consistent cell attachment and growth.
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VWR® Large Volume Cell Culture Plates
Supplier: VWR Collection
6-well, round well plates for suspension cell culture.
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384-well plates, fibronectin coated, Corning®
Supplier: Corning
PS, fibronectin coated, with lid. Flat bottomed plates suitable for high throughput applications.
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96-well permeable support systems and plates, HTS Transwell®
Supplier: Corning
Permeable supports for HTS (high throughput screening) applications are excellent for ADMET screening, drug transport, and other assays.
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Spheroid microplates, Ultra-Low Attachment surface, Corning®
Supplier: Corning
PS, black opaque microplate with optically clear bottom, with lid. The Ultra-Low Attachment surface is a covalently bound hydrogel layer that is hydrophilic and neutrally charged. The surface minimises cell attachment, protein absorption, and enzyme activation. It is ideal for culturing stem cells, as it promotes embryoid body formation from ES cells.
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Microplates, 96-well, Nunc™ Edge 2.0
Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific
The Nunc™ Edge plate has a design that minimises evaporation and the risks associated with the edge effect. When filled with sterile water or media, the surrounding moat acts as an evaporation buffer during extended incubation, yielding consistent, viable cells across the entire 96-well plate that in turn enhances productivity for cell-based assays. Enabling the use of all 96 wells allows researchers to plan experiments more efficiently, resulting in potentially less cost and related product waste.