VersaGel®/ Symphony® 3D cell culture platform
VersaGel® is Cypre's proprietary light-responsive hydrogel matrix family. Encapsulate your cells in a biocompatible, growth factor free matrix that is optically clear for imaging and enzymatically digestible for downstream analysis. Symphony® is a 3D photolithographic instrument which patterns VersaGel® in microwell plates in 60 seconds. The patterns dictate gel size, spatial arrangement of different cell populations, and e…
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I will be advocating this system, really appreciable and value for science.
Animal cell culture, 3- D imaging, iPSCs, ESc cell lines etc.
It's ready to use. Very simple and quick for use. Image quality is excellent. I recommend because its better than my previous systems.
Review Date: 18 Feb 2019 | Cypre Inc.
Great, made big changes to my cellular assessments!
3D Cultures
Optically clear - enables faster imaging and I get results faster!
Review Date: 18 Feb 2019 | Cypre Inc.
I only recently started using Symphony but I already see several applications for it.
3D models, such as spheroids, for imaging in a biocompatible gel.
I found the Symphony with the accompanying VersaGel much easier to use than any of my previous 3D gel formats. I would certainly recommend it.
Review Date: 14 Jan 2019 | Cypre Inc.
Simple and easy to use.
Creating 3D co-culture tissues for aiding drug discovery in the cancer immunology field
The product is simple and easy to use. It has given us reproducible results and is an enabling technology.
Review Date: 17 Dec 2018 | Cypre Inc.
VersaGel® is Cypre's proprietary light-responsive hydrogel matrix family. Encapsulate your cells in a biocompatible, growth factor free matrix that is optically clear for imaging and enzymatically digestible for downstream analysis.
Symphony® is a 3D photolithographic instrument which patterns VersaGel® in microwell plates in 60 seconds. The patterns dictate gel size, spatial arrangement of different cell populations, and even cell morphology (eg alignment).
