M04L-03-5PK
CellASIC ONIX open-top plate for mammalian cells (4 chamber)
The M04 open top plates enable continuous perfusion culture for live cell analysis. Laminar flow provides rapid & uniform solution exchange for maximum cell health. The glass coverslide bottom surface ensures the highest resolution optical viewing.
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CellASIC ONIX open-top plate for mammalian cells (4 chamber), The M04 open top plates enable continuous perfusion culture for live cell analysis. Laminar flow provides rapid & uniform solution exchange for maximum cell health. The glass coverslide bottom surface ensures the highest resolution optical viewing.
material
PMMA
glass
polycarbonate
polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS)
manufacturer/tradename
CellASIC® ONIX
W × L × H
85.48 mm × 127.76 mm × 14.35 mm
compatibility
for use with cells sized up to 1.0 μm
Application
Cell Culture
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Storage Class
12 - Non Combustible Liquids
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nwg
flash_point_f
Not applicable
flash_point_c
Not applicable
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Convert your microscope to a live cell imaging system – the CellASIC® ONIX2 system allows precise manipulation of the cell culture environment for dynamic live cell imaging and analysis using mammalian, yeast, and bacterial cells.
We used the CellASIC™ ONIX MicroFluidic System, in conjunction with the M04S microfluidic plate, to achieve perfusion-based microenvironment control and study drug-induced cell death of 3D cultures of MCF7 cells in Matrigel®. The microfluidic chamber recreates the physiologic mass transport condition for optimized cell health. Four upstream fluidic channels allow controlled exposure of the cells to different solutions. The plate can also be cultured in a standard incubator using a dedicated gravity-driven flow channel. The cells are in contact with a #1.5 thickness (170 μm) optical glass surface, enabling high quality imaging using an inverted microscope. An integrated micro-incubator system delivers temperature and gas control to the microfluidic chambers.
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