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Cell culture plate, 96 well, surface: BIOFLOAT™, round base

Order number: 83.3925.400
Cell culture plate, 96 well, surface: BIOFLOAT™, round base

Product description

Order number 83.3925.400
Product description Cell culture plate, 96 well, material: PS, surface: BIOFLOAT™, for spheroid culture, round base, sterile, non-pyrogenic/endotoxin-free, non-cytotoxic, 1 piece(s)/bag

Product characteristics

Closure type slip-on lid
Cell type spheroid culture
Base shape round base
Number of wells 96
Volume of work 0,1 ml - 0,2 ml
Vessel type Plate

Size

Max. volume 0.31 ml
Width of product 85.2 mm
Height of product 16.55 mm
Length of product 127.8 mm

Material & colours

Product material Polystyrene (PS)
Colour of product transparent
Closure material Polystyrene (PS)

Purity & certification

Product category no medical device | IVD
Purity standard sterile, non-pyrogenic/endotoxin-free, non-cytotoxic
Sterilisation Electron irradiation
Non-cytotoxic yes
Batched yes

Packaging

Minimum order qty. 4
Type of smallest subpackaging bag
Piece(s) / inner box 4
Piece (s) / outer case 24
Piece(s) / pallet 1440
Depth of case 322 mm
Width of case 257 mm
Height of case 245 mm
Case volume 0.0203 cbm
Weight of product 0.049 kg
Weight of case 2.36 kg
EAN of inner box 4038917923965
EAN case 4038917923972
Product specification

General

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    Where do you find the plate dimensions that are needed for use in an analysis device?

    The technical drawing can be found under the “Technical Information” tab.

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    What cell count should be seeded per well?

    The initial cell count selected depends on the cell type/cell line and the desired size of the spheroids. Experience has shown that cell counts between 1,000 and 6,000 cells/well are suitable. To set the cell count per well for the respective experiment, it is recommended to carry out a dilution series and then determine the optimal cell concentration based on the desired parameters.

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    Do the plates need to be centrifuged after seeding the cells?

    A centrifugation step is not recommended. Unnecessary centrifugation can even have a negative effect on spheroid formation. However, if you wish to centrifuge the cells at the start anyway, 200-300 x g for 2-5 min. should not be exceeded. 

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    How quickly do spheroids form in the plates?

    The time required by the cells to form spheroids depends on the cell line. With BIOFLOAT™, formation has been observed after 2-24 h. It should be noted that some cells first form only loose aggregates that become increasingly dense over time, so the diameter of the spheroid may first become smaller in this initial phase. 

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    Why do some cells form only loose spheroids?

    Not all cell lines or cell types are equally suitable for forming spheroids. It may be helpful to add proteins of the extracellular matrix to make spheroid formation possible. 

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    How long can cells be cultivated in the plate?

    The maximum possible period for spheroid culture depends on the cell line. Cells have been cultivated continuously for more than 80 days in the BIOFLOAT™ 96-well plate. 

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    Are the BIOFLOAT™ plates suitable for cultivating organoids?

    Spheroids, which usually consist of one or maximum two cell types/lines, should not be confused with organoids, which are more complex 3D cell cultures. The formation of organoids is a complex process that cannot be reproduced in the BIOFLOAT™ plate alone. However, previously formed organoids have been successfully cultivated in the BIOFLOAT™ plate. 

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    Can the medium in the plate be changed without using a new plate?

    The BIOFLOAT™ surface is very robust against mechanical effects caused by pipetting. It is thus no problem to change the medium in the plate several times. 

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