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Corning Matrigel Invasion Chambers

Corning® BioCoat™ Matrigel® Invasion Chambers are designed to mimic conditions of cell invasion through basement membranes. This is an in vitro system. Specific applications include: modeling the growth pattern of invasive tumor cells in vitro. The invasion chambers allow for rapid growth. Users can easily take reproducible quantitative measures of cell proliferation.

Corning BioCoat Matrigel Invasion Chambers are specifically tested for their ability to model invasion by cancerous cells. They are designed to allow HT-1080, an invasive human fibrosarcoma cell line, to proliferate. They are designed to exclude invasion of 3T3 cells (a non-invasive fibroblast cell line). Bacteria and fungi are eliminated before shipping.

Chambers must be frozen until use. They should be stored at -20°C. Corning BioCoat Matrigel Invasion Chambers are stable for around three months. The chambers feature FALCON cell culture inserts, an 8 µm PET membrane, and a uniform layer of Corning Matrigel membrane matrix.

Key Features

  • Provides reproducible results
  • Tested to eliminate fungus and bacteria
  • Accurately models cell invasion


Specifications for Corning® Matrigel® Invasion Chambers
Shelf life >= 3 months from date of shipment
Storage temperature -20°C

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BDB354483
354483
Growth Factor Reduced BD 12 per 24-Well Plate Case of 24
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BDB354481
354481
BD 6 per 6-Well Plate Case of 24
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BDB354480
354480
BD 12 per 24-Well Plate Case of 24
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