Cell Culture Dish

Description

Introduction of Cell Culture Dish

A cell culture dish is a laboratory dish used to grow microbes or cells, it is usually made of glass or plastic. Petri dishes can be used to inoculate, line, isolate bacteria in the laboratory, and can also be used to grow plant materials.

Features

• Made of USP grade PS, which is transparent and has steady chemical properties;
• 4 sizes to choose from: 35mm, 60mm, 100mm, and 150mm;
• Non-treated and TC-treated culture dishes to choose from;
• Digital coding for easy locating of cell growing area;
• The tooth design on the dish edge helps with dish grasping and cap removal;
• 4 prominent points on caps have the function of gas exchange;
• The stack-up circle on caps makes it easy to stack up and saves space;
• The uniform thickness and smooth and clear surface make the cell culture effective and easy for comparison;
• Without DNase, RNase, or pyrogen;
• All culture dishes are gamma radiation sterilized.

Applications of Cell Culture Dish

• Cell culture: Cell culture dishes are widely used for in vitro cell culture, used for cell growth, proliferation, differentiation, and other research and applications.
• Cell experiments: Used for various cell experiments such as cell toxicity testing, cell migration assays, apoptosis detection, etc.
• Drug screening: Used for in vitro drug screening experiments to evaluate the effects and activity of drugs on cells.
• Pathogen culture: Used for the culture and study of pathogens (such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, etc.).
• Gene editing: In the field of gene editing, cell culture dishes are commonly used containers for gene transfection, cell cloning, CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing experiments, etc.