Summary
Published in Pharmaceutics 11, 2071– (2014), this study utilized 3D Petri Dish® micro-molds to generate uniform microtissues for investigating multilayer spheroids to quantify drug uptake and diffusion in 3d. mol. The research demonstrates the value of standardized 3D cell culture models in advancing our understanding of this field.
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Multilayer Spheroids To Quantify Drug Uptake and Diffusion in 3D. Mol
Pharmaceutics 11, 2071–, 2014 · Achilli, T.-M., McCalla, S., Meyer, J., Tripathi, A. & Morgan, J. R 2014 Achilli, T.-M., McCalla, S., Meyer, J., Tripathi, A. & Morgan, J. R
Cite as: Citation: Achilli, T.-M., McCalla, S., Meyer, J., Tripathi, A. & Morgan, J. R. Multilayer Spheroids To Quantify Drug Uptake and Diffusion in 3D. Mol. Pharmaceutics 11, 2071– 2014 doi.org/10.1021/mp500002y
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Frequently Asked Questions
What research areas use 3D Petri Dish micro-molds?How do 3D Petri Dish micro-molds work?
The micro-mold system uses non-adhesive agarose to create arrays of uniform recesses. When cells are seeded, they settle into these recesses and self-assemble into uniform 3D microtissues within 24 hours, without the need for specialized equipment or complex protocols.