Microtissues®

Summary

Published in Journal of Controlled Release 190, 94–114 (2014) (2014), this study utilized 3D Petri Dish® micro-molds to generate uniform microtissues for investigating a critical assessment of in vitro tissue models for adme and drug delivery. journal of controlled release 190, 94ò€“114 (2014). The research demonstrates the value of standardized 3D cell culture models in advancing our understanding of this field.

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A Critical Assessment of In Vitro Tissue Models for ADME and Drug Delivery. Journal of Controlled Release 190, 94–114 (2014)

Journal of Controlled Release 190, 94–114 (2014), 2014 · Vellonen, K.-S. et al 2014 Vellonen, K.-S. et al
Cite as: Citation: Vellonen, K.-S. et al. A Critical Assessment of In Vitro Tissue Models for ADME and Drug Delivery. Journal of Controlled Release 190, 94–114 (2014). Journal of Controlled Release 190, 94–114 (2014) 2014 doi.org/10.1016/j.jconrel.2014.06.044

3D Petri Dish® Application

3D Petri Dish®

Frequently Asked Questions

What research areas use 3D Petri Dish micro-molds?

Researchers across oncology, cardiac, neuroscience, hepatic, dental, and many other fields use 3D Petri Dish® micro-molds. The system is versatile enough to work with virtually any adherent cell type to create standardized 3D microtissues.

How do 3D Petri Dish micro-molds work?Why are 3D microtissues better than traditional 2D cell cultures?

3D microtissues formed using 3D Petri Dish® micro-molds better recapitulate the complex cell-cell interactions, extracellular matrix organization, and signaling gradients found in living tissues. This leads to more physiologically relevant results compared to growing cells on flat plastic surfaces, where cells often behave differently than they do in the body.