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100-Pack of FluoroDish Cell Culture Dish, Coated

Name: 100-Pack of FluoroDish Cell Culture Dish, Coated
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Cover-glass bottom for observing and growing cells for imaging

Get the highest quality images and video for your research with FluoroDish Cell Culture dishes. Their optical quality glass bottom is as thin as a coverslip, which ensures the least amount of distortions and excellent heat transfer without any of the autofluoresence issues so common with plastic petri dishes.

Choose the style that suits your application. For live cell imaging, embryo research, and life science researchers working with small sample volumes, the 35mm Fluorodish with a 10mm well (FD3510) is ideal. Researchers working with expensive chemicals or experimental drugs choose the FD3510. They are also an excellent choice for microinjection applications, because they are designed with the lowest access angle for easier insertion of a micropipette during cellular microinjection. Fluorodishes are also available in 35mm (FD35) or 50mm (FD5040) sizes for cell culturing applications. For better adhesion of neurons, try the 35mm Fluorodish that is coated with poly-D-lysine (FD35PDL).

Cited in 575 reference articles (in the NIH PubMed Central^® alone), our optical grade, glass bottom dishes are unique in the marketplace and conform to strict quality control standards.

Prices valid in USA, Canada, and PR only.

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Order code	Description	Color
FD35COL-100	FluoroDish Cell Culture Dish, Collagen Coat	Clear
FD35FN-100	FluoroDish Cell Culture Dish, Fibronectin Coat	Clear
FD35PDL-100	FluoroDish Cell Culture Dish, 35mm Diameter, 23mm Well, Poly-D-Lysine Coat	Clear
FD35PLL-100	FluoroDish Cell Culture Dish, Poly-L-Lysine Coat	Clear
FD35VN-100	FluoroDish Cell Culture Dish, Vitronectin Coat	Clear

Features

Optical quality glass bottom for better imaging quality (RI=1.525)
Low sample volume for expensive chemicals
Lowest access angle for micropipette
Qty: 100

Improve Research Results

with Fluorodish Optical Grade Glass Bottom Culture Dishes

Get the highest quality images and video for your research with FluoroDish Cell Culture dishes. Their optical quality glass bottom is as thin as a coverslip, which ensures the least amount of distortions and excellent heat transfer without any of the autofluoresence issues so common with plastic petri dishes.

Choose the style that suits your application. For live cell imaging, embryo research, and life science researchers working with small sample volumes, the 35mm Fluorodish petri dish with a 10mm well (FD3510) is ideal. Researchers working with expensive chemicals or experimental drugs choose the FD3510. They are also an excellent choice for microinjection applications, because they are designed with the lowest access angle for easier insertion of a micropipette during cellular microinjection. Fluorodishes are also available in 35mm (FD35) or 50mm (FD5040) sizes for cell culturing applications. For better adhesion of neurons, try the 35mm Fluorodish that is coated with poly-D-lysine (FD35PDL).

Cited in 575 reference articles (in the NIH PubMed Central® alone), our optical grade, glass bottom petri dishes are unique in the marketplace and conform to strict quality control standards.

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Optical Grade Glass Bottom for Exceptional Imaging Quality

The FluoroDish™ bottom glass has superior UV transmission (30% transmission at 300 nm, compared to less than 7% for the most popular German glass). Stringent quality control ensures that glass thickness of the petri dish bottom is 0.17 ±0.01 mm. That is as thin as a coverslip. The thin glass lets you use a higher magnification so you get the highest possible image resolution. Glass avoids the problems of inherent autofluorescence present in plastics and yields a higher signal-to-noise ratio by avoiding interference.

Specially Formulated Low Toxicity Adhesive

FluoroDish™ uses a specially formulated adhesive that is optically clear, durable and with extremely low toxicity. Tests by an independent laboratory have shown that the 96-hour survival rate of rat embryos typically exceeds 95% when kept in a FluoroDish™.

Benefits

When you need quality glass bottom cell culture dishes with less optical distortion, excellent UV transmission, low cytotoxicity and guaranteed sterility, order WPI Fluorodishes.

Optical quality glass bottom for shorter working distances, larger numerical aperture and higher magnification
Non-fluorescent glass so you can discern weaker signals
Allows the use of immersion objectives
Flat bottom optimizes heat exchange
Less optical distortion and superior UV transmission
Low cytotoxicity adhesive to ensure cells' survival
Individually packaged and gamma sterilized
Multiple sizes and designs to suit your application
Optional Poly-D-Lysine coating for neurons
Dishes designed for low volumes or large growth areas

Applications

High resolution image analysis
Microinjection
Electrophysical recording of fluorescent-tagged cells

WPI’s FluoroDish™ tissue culture dishes provide exceptional imaging quality for many applications requiring the use of inverted microscopes such as high resolution image analysis, microinjection and electrophysical recording of fluorescent-tagged cells. Taking advantage of WPI’s extensive experience with low toxicity adhesives, FluoroDish™ uses a specially formulated adhesive that is optically clear, durable and with extremely low toxicity. Tests by an independent laboratory have shown that the 96-hour surviving rate of embryos is 100% when kept in FluoroDish™ petri dishes, substantially better than other brands. The bottom glass has superior UV transmission (30% transmission at 300 nm, compared to less than 7% for the most popular German glass). Stringent quality control ensures that glass thickness is 0.17 ±0.01 mm.

Conventional plastic petri dishes and chambers limit the use of the inverted scope, because the thick plastic bottom requires a long working distance objective available only in lower magnifications. Each WPI dish has a flat (0.17mm thick), optical quality glass bottom, allowing the use of a much shorter working distance, larger numerical aperture (NA) and higher magnification (up to 100X). The larger NA and higher magnification provide superior quality imaging for both classical and fluorescence microscopy. Higher effective NA yields brighter images for fluorescence and higher resolution in image analysis. The glass bottom permits the use of immersion objectives with media such as water, glycerin or oil for the highest magnification possible. To optimize heat-exchange, WPI’s glass-bottom dish is designed to be flush (flat) with the microscope stage or heating unit, eliminating the air gap that exists with modified plastic dishes where a cover slip was inserted.

Multiple sizes

We have a 50 mm diameter petri dish and two types of 35 mm diameter petri dishes. An inner well is created within the dish by the glass bottom and the tissue culture grade polystyrene which forms the sides of the dish. They are individually packed and gamma sterilized.

The 35 mm petri dish has outside dimensions similar to that of a Corning 35 mm petri dish and has ø23.5 mm glass window (FD35) or ø10 mm glass window (FD3510). Most heaters and perfusion adapters designed for the Corning 35 mm dish also fit this petri dish.

Poly-D-Lysine coating or uncoated

The 23.5 mm glass petri dish is available uncoated or poly-D-lysine-coated. Some cell lines (e.g., PC3 and HEK) adhere well to the uncoated glass bottom petri dish. The poly-D-lysine coating reportedly improves the adhesion of neuron cells. You may also apply any special coating that is best for your cell line to uncoated dishes.

Low volume dishes or large growth areas

The 10 mm glass petri dish (FD3510) has low sidewalls for easy microelectrode access and low solution volume. The low microelectrode access angle is the lowest among all of 35 mm petri dishes on the market (very close to that of a 50 mm dish). The petri dish needs only about 115 µL to cover the bottom well, an important feature when using expensive drugs and chemicals.

The 50 mm petri dish (FD50) has a large growth area (35 mm well diameter), a low access angle for microelectrodes, and grips for easy handling.

Features

The 35mm petri dish has outside dimensions similar to that of a Corning 35mm petri dish and has ø23.5 mm glass window. Most heaters and perfusion adapters designed for the Corning 35mm dish will also fit this FluoroDish. Certain types of cell lines, like the PC3 and HEK, adhere well to the uncoated glass bottom petri dish. You can also apply to the uncoated dish any special coating that is best for your cell line.
The 50mm cell culture dish has a large growth area (35mm well diameter), a low access angle for microelectrodes, and grips for easy handling.

NOTE: Due to supply constraint, this product is currently non-returnable/non-refundable. For details, please refer to the WPI Terms & Conditions.

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Protect Cell Survival and Improve Research Results with WPI Fluorodishes Cell Culture Dishes

Standard Fluorodish

Style	ID (mm)	OD (mm)	Glass Ø (mm)	Height (inside)	Height (outside)	Access Angle
FD35	33	35.5	23.5	7.8	9	29°
FD5040	47.5	49.82	35	7.25	7.4	17°

Standard Fluorodish

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