Patented self-centering design provides independent access to both apical and basolateral membranes of the cell monolayer. Corning™ Transwell™Multiple Well Plate with Permeable Polycarbonate Membrane Inserts provide an ideal solution for studying anchorage-dependent and -independent cells.

Featuring a microscopically transparent polyester membrane that is TC-treated for optimal cell attachment and growth. Corning™ Transwell™ Multiwell Plate with Polyester Membrane Inserts provide better visibility under phase contrast microscopy and allow assessment of cell viability and monolayer formation.

Cultivate most cell types without matrix coating when using Thermo Scientific™ Nunc™ Polycarbonate Membrane Inserts in Multidishes.

Use with 24-well plates. Corning™ Falcon™ Cell Culture Inserts (cell culture on permeable supports) results in greater morphological and/or physiological differentiation of many cell types.

Cell culture on permeable supports results in greater morphological and/or physiological differentiation of many cell types

Designed for improved cell differentiation and expanded applications involving analytical cell biology. Millicell™ Culture Plate Inserts incorporate PTFE Biopore™ membranes with 0.4μm pores. Ready-to-use 30 or 12mm inserts for 6 and 24-well plates.

Designed for improved cell differentiation and expanded applications involving analytical cell biology

Specially designed Netwell™ carriers with handles allow simultaneous processing of up to 12 samples per carrier

Cell culture on permeable supports results in greater morphological and/or physiological differentiation of many cell types

Increases endothelial cell yield from a variety of sources

Allows simultaneous processing

Transparent, collagen-treated microporous membranes promote cell attachment and spreading

Ideal for applications involving adhesion, growth and differentiation of neuronal and transfected cell lines

Used to create intestinal models that exhibit barrier function for use in transport and absorption studies of drugs, metabolites and infectious diseases of the intestine

Designed with a ring supported membrane for use with diffusion or Ussing chambers once cells are grown to confluence. Corning™ Snapwell™ Culture Inserts are primarily used for transport and electrophysiological studies.

Analyze endothelial cell invasion using fluorescence detection in a simplified and reproducible manner

Falcon™ IVF plasticware for manipulation and observation of ova and embryos. Design features a sterile, flat, optically clear, single use device.

Provides an environment that allows for the assessment of the invasive potential of cells in vitro

Designed for improved cell differentiation and expanded applications involving analytical cell biology

Evaluate and quantitate endothelial cell invasion using real-time fluorescence and non-destructive sample preparation

Ideal for applications involving adhesion, growth and differentiation of neuronal and transfected cell lines

Use alongside BD BioCoat™ inserts when studying effects of the ECM component present on the BD BioCoat cell culture insert

Detect migrated cells below membrane using a fluoresence plate reader

Ideal for applications involving adhesion, growth and differentiation of neuronal and transfected cell lines

PET membranes with 1 μm pore size

Tested for their ability to promote attachment and spreading of BHK-21 hamster kidney cells

Provide rapid and reproducible quantification of cell invasion in vitro. Corning™ BioCoat™ Matrigel™ Invasion Chamber with Corning Matrigel Matrix™ cell culture inserts are pre-coated with extracellular matrix proteings for applicatins requiring a protein-coated cell surface, such as cell adhesion, growth, invasion, migration and differentiation.

Designed to support cell growth and differentiation of endothelial and epithelial cell lines

Tested for the ability to promote neurite outgrowth with NG108 rat glioma/mouse neuroblastoma cells

Provides a standard format to increase the quality and reproducibility of in vitro endothelial cell migration assays