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CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts
CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts help to mimic in vivo conditions. CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts center in plate wells, preventing the membranes from touching the sides and wicking between the insert and the side of the plate well walls.
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230605 |
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$82.00 $69.33 |
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230607 |
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$82.00 $69.33 |
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230609 |
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$82.00 $69.33 |
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230611 |
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$82.00 $69.33 |
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230603 |
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$82.00 $69.33 |
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230601 |
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$82.00 $69.33 |
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230631 |
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$135.00 $114.00 |
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230633 |
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$135.00 $114.00 |
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230635 |
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$135.00 $114.00 |
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230637 |
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$135.00 $114.00 |
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230639 |
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$135.00 $114.00 |
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230629 |
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$135.00 $114.00 |
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CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts Product Description
CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts help to mimic in vivo conditions. CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts center in plate wells, preventing the membranes from touching the sides and wicking between the insert and the side of the plate well walls.
CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts
CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts help to mimic in vivo conditions. CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts center in plate wells, preventing the membranes from touching the sides and wicking between the insert and the side of the plate well walls. The membranes of the CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts remain suspended above the plate well bottoms, allowing co-culture to occur i.e. you can grow one cell line inside of the insert and the other below in the plate well. CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts are ideal for drug transfer assays, transport studies, migration assays and cell to cell interaction studies.
CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts have a 4 µm pore size that is ideal for co-culture and drug transport studies. The 0 µm and 8.0 µm pore sizes are ideal for angiogenesis and chemotaxis experiments. For more help with CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts membrane selection, please give us a call and a member of our team can help you run through the different options available and their suitability. Non-treated plates are sold separately; the carrier plate is tissue culture treated which encourages cell adhesion.
CELLTREAT Permeable Cell Culture Inserts features and benefits:
- Help to mimic in vivo experimental conditions.
- Center in plate wells, preventing the membranes from touching the sides and wicking between the insert and the side of the plate well walls.
- The membranes remain suspended above the plate well bottoms, allowing co-culture to occur i.e. you can grow one cell line inside of the insert and the other below in the plate well.
- Ideal for drug transfer assays, transport studies, migration assays and cell to cell interaction studies.
- A 4 µm pore size that is ideal for co-culture and drug transport studies.
- The 0 µm and 8.0 µm pore sizes are ideal for angiogenesis and chemotaxis experiments.
- For more help with membrane selection, please give us a call and a member of our team can help you run through the different options available and their suitability.
- Non-treated plates are sold separately; the carrier plate is tissue culture treated which encourages cell adhesion.
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