µ-Dish 35 mm, high Bioinert

Long-term culture and high-resolution microscopy of spheroids, organoids, and suspension cells on a non-adherent surface

• Superior to the standard ultra-low attachment (ULA) surfaces: stable, biologically inert surface for long-term experiments without any cell or biomolecule adhesion
• Excellent microscopic quality without any autofluorescence: 100% surface passivation combined with the highest optical quality of the ibidi Polymer Coverslip

Applications

• Generation and long-term culture of spheroids and organoids without scaffold
• High resolution fluorescence microscopy of organoids, spheroids, embryoid bodies (EBs), and cells in suspension
• Background-free analysis of cell-cell interactions
• Prevention of stem cell differentiation due to attachment
• Culture of suspension cells in a permanently unattached state
• Self-assembly tumor spheroid formation assays
• 3D tumor spheroid models

Technical Features

• µ-Dish ^{35 mm, high} with non-adherent, passivated Bioinert surface
• Ready-to-use without prior surface treatment or preparation
• 200 nm hydrophilic polyol hydrogel—stable and covalently bound
• No adsorption, coating, or binding of proteins, antibodies, enzymes, and other biomolecules
• Compatible with all fixatives and staining solutions
• No autofluorescence
• Non-cytotoxic, biologically inert, and non-degradable
• Compatible with immersion oil

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