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3DKUBE 3D cell culture chambers

segregated co-culture

Synonym(s):

3D, 3D Cell Culture

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UNSPSC Code:
41100000

packaging

pkg of 24 ea

manufacturer/tradename

Kiyatec 3D010

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General description

3DKUBE Segregated Co-culture configuration provides the user with an advanced 3D co-culture system for modeling complex biological interactions of multiple cell types. This is accomplished with the use of the gasket-membrane insert that segregates the two 3D culture chambers while permitting soluble factor transfer or "crosstalk."

Physical segregation of cell types allows the user to assess the physiology and characteristics of each cell population. Membrane is a hydrophilic, low protein binding polyethersulfone with 0.45 μm porosity. Kits are provided in a convenient tray with peel-away Tyvek® seal and are gamma irradiated. Each 3D culture chamber is 6 mm in diameter and 250 μL in volume.
Assembled Outer Dimensions: 43.7 mm L x 25.0 mm W x 24.0 mm H

Single Chamber Dimensions: 8.5 mm H x 6.0 mm diameter

Case Dimensions: 10 in. L x 9 in. W x 4 in. H

Package Dimensions: 4 in. L x 3 in. W x 0.8 in. H

Legal Information

3DKUBE is a trademark of Kiyatec, Inc.
Tyvek is a registered trademark of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company

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