Cell culture is a vital tool that enables scientists to grow cells in a controlled, artificial environment. Using these techniques, researchers can explore biological phenomena, including cellular behavior, disease mechanisms, drug development, cell-cell interactions, and microbial infections. However, maintaining sterility and optimal physiochemical conditions, such as temperature, pH, humidity, and osmolarity, is essential for the growth and survival of 2D and 3D cell culture models.
Download this compendium to learn how scientists overcome key cell culture challenges, such as microbial contamination, fluctuating environmental conditions, and the edge effect.
Here is a look at what’s inside
- Explainer Article: Understanding the 3D Cell Culture Revolution
- Research Product Blog Post: Rapid Recovery in Cell Culture Incubators
- White Paper: Living on the Edge
- White Paper: Incubator Air Cleanliness and Recovery Testing
