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High-throughput and high-content 3D cell culture assays - Discover the hits that matter

Webinar

Tuesday, 27th April, 2021  
15:00 to 16:00 CET (Berlin, Paris, Madrid)

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Efficacious drug discovery and disease modelling for the development of improved personalized medicine require more biologically relevant in vitro cell models with improved functionality. These priceless cell culture models require a support matrix to provide better 3D in vivo relevancy compared to outdated 2D culture assays.

GrowDex® hydrogels are a range of ready-to-use, animal-free matrices which are a proven solution for high throughput and high content screening applications. These nanofibrillar cellulose based hydrogels facilitate the collection of reproducible and controlled 3D cell culture assay results. GrowDex® hydrogels offer a well-defined alternative to Matrigel®. 

GrowDex® hydrogels can be easily used for the 3D cell culture of spheroids and organoids, for personalised medicine, regenerative medicine, drug release studies, 3D printing and much more. GrowDex® is a proven solution for high throughput and high content screening applications.

During this webinar, you will hear about:

  • Scaling up 3D cell culture assays for HTS/HCS.
  • Benefits of using a well-defined animal-free matrix for 3D cell culture.
  • Success stories from 3D cell culture around the world!


For more information, please contact us at webinar@avantorsciences.com

Presented by:


Dr. Jonathan Sheard

Dr. Jonathan Sheard is an Application Scientist with UPM Biomedicals, focusing on 3D cell culture products and application development. He got his Ph.D. in biomedical sciences at Aston University, Birmingham, UK in 2016. Before joining UPM in 2019, Jonathan worked as an independant post-doctoral researcher at Reading University, Berkshire, UK. 

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