3D Cell Culture Feature

3D cell culture is the process of creating an artificial environment in which biological cells are permitted to grow or interact with their surroundings in 3 dimensions. 3D cultures are usually grown in bioreactors where the cells can grow into spheroids or 3D cell colonies.

This editorial feature covers the latest technologies to optimize the growth of cell cultures in three dimensions and will highlight the applications 3D cell cultures can benefit.

The essential guide to organoids in drug discovery

Organoids closely resemble in vivo tissue, provide important insights into the mechanisms of tissue development and disease, and present a very valuable approach for biological research and drug development. This free resource from Molecular Devices provides all the information you need to know about organoids in drug discovery.

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Microwell plates to standardize automated organoid workflows

Discover Gri3D® from SUN bioscience - a 96-well hydrogel microwell plate that enables culturing up to 10,000 reproducible organoids or spheroids on one focal plane. It supports high-resolution imaging and automated assays.

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How to get started with phenotypic 3D cell models

Discover how scalable matrix-embedded 3D cell models can replicate the complexity of the in vivo context and easily integrate with existing downstream analysis methods for drug discovery.

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Optimizing water for cell culture and other life sciences applications

Using the right water type for your application is essential. In this free resource, explore a range of reliable and cost-effective water purification systems from ELGA LabWater, including Type I ultrapure water and Type II+ water.

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3D neuronal microtissues for preclinical drug screening

Learn how ioCells™ from bit.bio use deterministic cell programming to consistently generate mature human neuronal cells, providing a robust and scalable system for medium- to high-throughput drug discovery assays.

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Comprehensive buying guide

Cell imaging technology

The reliability and capabilities of your cell imager, whether it be a microscope, multi-mode reader, or imager, significantly influence the robustness and reproducibility of your cell imaging experiments. Accurate cell quantification, precise measurement of cell migration, real-time kinetics, and multi-parameter analyses are all dependent on the capabilities of your chosen imaging instrument. This eBook provides valuable resources and application-based case studies to simplify your decision-making process when selecting your next cell imager.

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