Create in vivo-like functionality with optimized 3D cell culture models
The use of 3D cell culture models has dramatically increased since its inception more than two decades ago. Evidence strongly suggests that 3D cell cultures establish physiological cell-cell and cell-ECM interactions, and, as a result, they can mimic the specificity of native tissue with greater physiological relevance than conventional 2D cultures. This is particularly evident in applications such as stem cell culture and differentiation, cancer biology, drug and toxicity screening, and tissue engineering.
Corning® Matrigel® matrix is one of the original 3D cell culture tools. Over the years, our customers have done extraordinary things with this matrix, which has inspired us to develop new surfaces and additional tools for manual and high throughput 3D cell culture, including our new spheroid microplates with Ultra-Low Attachment surface.
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