3D cell culture

For decades, two-dimensional (2D) cell culture has been a fundamental tool in biomedical research. Growing cells on flat plastic surfaces has enabled discoveries in cell biology, disease mechanisms, drug development, and toxicology, however, biology does not happen on a flat surface.

Inside the human

Traditional 2D cultures have been used widely over the past decades to study cell biology, molecular biology and conduct translation research such as drug discovery. Cells in 2D culture, however, are forced to adopt a planar morphology and maintain cellular interactions only in lateral directions, altering

Cell culturing is a widely used technique to grow cells outside of their natural environment using artificial environments and controlled conditions that has become indispensable to scientific research.  The applications of cell culturing are innumerable and there are many ways to differentiate types