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Y04C-02-5PK

CellASIC ONIX plate for haploid yeast cells (4 chamber, 3.5-5 micron)

The Y04 plates for Haploid Yeast Cells utilize a microfabricated silicone ceiling with a height similar to yeast cells to restrict their growth in a single focal plane & maintaining x,y position over time.

Synonym(s):

Haploid Yeast Cell Plate, Haploid Yeast Plate, ONIX Yeast Plate

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UNSPSC Code:
41104923
NACRES:
NB.22
eCl@ss:
32011202
Material:
PMMA , glass , polycarbonate , polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS)
Manufacturer/tradename:
CellASIC® ONIX
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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 3.5–5.0 μm

shipped in

ambient

storage temp.

no temp limit

General description

The Y04 plates for Haploid Yeast Cells utilize a microfabricated silicone ceiling with a height similar to yeast cells to restrict their growth in a single focal plane & maintaining the x,y position over time.

Application

CellASIC® ONIX plate for haploid yeast cells (4chamber, 3.5-5 micron) has been used in live-cell microscopy and analysis of Schizosaccharomyces pombe cells. It has also been used in live cell imagining of Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains. This CellASIC ONIX plate for haploid yeast cells (4chamber, 3.5-5 micron) is also suitable for:
  • Time-lapse analysis of yeast cells
  • Long-term continuous perfusion experiments
  • Solution exchange experiments (induction, inhibition, drug dosing, etc.)
  • Comparison of up to 4 different cell types or exposure conditions(media components) in parallel
  • Cell division tracking (follow mother/daughter cells over generations)
  • Temperature and gas atmospheric control (temperature shift, anoxic conditions etc.)

Features and Benefits

  • Compatible with CellASIC® ONIX2 Microfluidic system and ONIX2 Manifolds
  • Enables perfusion-based, long-term, live-cell analysis with solutionswitching
  • The plate offers a controlled and dynamicmicroenvironment for cells

Legal Information

CELLASIC is a registered trademark of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany


Storage Class

12 - Non Combustible Liquids

wgk

nwg

flash_point_f

Not applicable

flash_point_c

Not applicable



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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.

The CellASIC™ ONIX Microfluidic System, in conjunction with the M04S microfluidic plate, provides perfusion-based microenvironment control for long-term, high quality, live cell microscopy. 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 during live imaging. 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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Y04C-02-5PK04053252823633