Culturing cells in three dimensions allows more physiologically relevant observations to be made regarding cellular interactions and gene expression. 3D models provide a more accurate representation of cells in vivo and are more stable than 2D cultures, making them very useful for long-term studies.
Kidney organoid pioneer, Dr. Benjamin Freedman, explains the bioengineering, generation and appli...
3D cell culture permits a better understanding of human disease and its response to therapeutic compounds. However, when working in 3D, phenotypic analysis is made more complex in the absence of adh...
"This instrument is extremely useful in cell assay development. We use this equipment to monitor cel..."Sarah Talcott, X-Chem Pharmaceuticals
This webinar introduces: Collecting quantification and characterization data of biologics oft...
