Cell Culture Dishes
Cell culture dishes are disposable or reusable shallow containers specifically designed to support the growth and propagation of cells in culture. Dishes with pre-treated surfaces allow the adhesion of anchor-dependent cells, while untreated dishes support the culture of suspension cells. They come in a variety of sizes in single- or multi-well formats, and they can be round or rectangular. Cell culture dishes are typically made of borosilicate glass or clear plastics (usually polystyrene or polycarbonate), which allow distortion-free microscopic observation. They are often supplied with lids that provide consistent gas exchange while offering protection from the environment.
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Greiner Bio-One ThinCert™ CELLCOAT™ 24 Well Cell Culture Inserts
Suitable for transport, secretion, diffusion study. Improved cell adhesion through physical surface treatment.
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Greiner Bio-One ThinCert™ Multiwell Sterile Plates with Lid
Cell culture plate for tissue reconstruction in vitro. Greiner Bio-One ThinCert™ Multiwell Sterile Plates with Lid are optimized for use with cell culture inserts.
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Greiner Bio-One 6-well ThinCert™ Cell Culture Inserts for Multiwell Plates
Made of highly transparent polystyrene. Greiner Bio-One 6-Well ThinCert™ Cell Culture Inserts for Multiwell Plates is free of detectable DNase, RNase, human DNA.
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USA Scientific Inc ThinCert 8 micron translucent insert for 12-well plates
ThinCert 8 um translucent insert for 12-well plates, individually wrapped, 48/pack. Includes 4 plates with lids.
