We have designed and are building a fully automated 3D cell culture robotic system that allows for parallel or random access processing of many cell lines each sourced from unique individuals. This ...

Additional issues arise from the methods used to culture stem cells, with the majority of protocols relying upon 2D surfaces, which don’t replicate the 3D microenvironment native to cells in the body.

Molecular devices UH has developed a protocol for 3D intestinal organoids* that ... light using CellXpress.ai automated cell culture system with 2x or 4x magnification. Image analysis was ...

they are not surrogate human brain systems. First, our 3D culture model lacks human microglia cells (data not shown) that have a crucial role in Aβ clearance, brain inflammation and synaptic and ...

Researchers streamline cell culture with automated systems, incorporating machine learning to save time and improve reproducibility. Conventional methods for 3D cell culture rely on human intervention ...

Global 3D Cell Culture System Market research report provides an overview of global business analysis, including major industry participants and future competitive scenarios. Our specialists' 3D ...

Whether researchers are developing co-culture systems to explore complex cell interactions or building patient-derived models for drug screening and precision medicine, RASTRUM Allegro makes it ...

At present, more than 140 companies offer 3D cell culture systems in a variety of formats, including scaffold-based products, scaffold-free products and 3D bioreactors. These systems have ...

The already patented process combines chromatographic principles (separation of substances based on their interactions with a stationary and a mobile phase) with a dynamic 3D cell culture.

To speed-up and standardize the spheroid assay, Molecular Devices UK developed 3D cell culture automation methods utilizing the CellXpress.ai ™ Automated Cell Culture System to deliver automated ...

The article, Development of an innovative 3D cell culture system to study tumour--stroma interactions in non-small cell lung cancer cells, is published in PLOS ONE and is free to access.