Corning® Matrigel® Matrix-3D Plate
Support consistent and robust growth of 3D cell cultures with Corning Matrigel Matrix-3D Plates
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Convenience. Consistency. Certainty. That is what you can expect from new Corning Matrigel matrix-3D plates.
Corning Matrigel matrix, a natural extracellular matrix (ECM)-based hydrogel, is widely used and referenced in 3D cell culture, in support of organoid and spheroid formation. As 3D cell culture models migrate into a high throughput environment, the need for more convenient, consistent, pre-coated format options has emerged.
Corning is pleased to offer our new Matrigel matrix-3D plates, a pre-coated, ready-to-use option available in 96-well and 384-well formats. Matrigel matrix is pre-dispensed into each well to support both spheroid and organoid models in a high throughput environment where ‘on-top/sandwich’ and ‘embedded’ workflows are desired to generate 3D cell cultures.
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