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Cell culture inserts for 12-well plates with a PET membrane and 1,0 µm pore size are designed for insert-based assays that need freer exchange of larger solutes or cell processes than finer membranes allow. The polyethylene terephthalate membrane provides a stable growth surface and supports visualisation during culture while defining the interface between compartments. Delivered as 48 individually packed sterile pieces, the set suits laboratories running frequent 12-well insert experiments with consistent pore specification. These BRAND Insert 2in1 units from manufacturer Brand are offered with BIO-CERT® CELL CULTURE QUALITY and fit standard 12-well plates used in cell biology and screening. The 1,0 µm pores are relevant for selected migration, invasion and co-culture applications where controlled passage or enhanced media exchange is required. Individual packaging helps maintain sterility until use and simplifies allocation across plates or time points. Combine with compatible 12-well plates, media and incubation conditions according to your method to establish reproducible compartmentalised cultures with this pore geometry.
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