AMSBIO has introduced a new range of 96-well format 3D Spheroid Cell
Proliferation / Viability Assays, providing a new tool to allow cell-based
assays to be carried out in 3D.
The new AMSBIO 3D Spheroid Proliferation/Viability Assay provides a useful tool
for modeling tumor response in vitro. The kit utilises a 3D Culture
Qualified 96 Well Spheroid Formation Plate alongside a specialised Spheroid
Formation Extracellular Matrix to drive aggregation and/or spheroid formation
of cells. Upon completion of spheroid formation, the spheroid may be treated
with pharmacological agents to evaluate tumor viability after drug treatment.
Tumor spheroid expansion is visualized microscopically and can be quantitated
through image analysis software for real-time and label free evaluation. At the
conclusion of the assay, cell viability may be assessed by fluorescence using
Resazurin. The 3D Spheroid Fluorometric Proliferation/Viability Assay offers an
in vitro, standardized, three-dimensional, high content format for
inducing multicellular tumor spheroid (MCTS) formation and quantitating cell
viability within the spheroids in response to pharmacological treatment.
The AMSBIO 3D Spheroid Proliferation/Viability Assay establishes physiological
gradients for nutrients, oxygen, catabolites, and pH due to limitations in
diffusion through multicellular layers. These gradients also promote the
creation of heterogeneous cell populations with proliferating cells on the
spheroid surface, quiescent cells in the intermediate layers, and necrotic
cells in the core, similar to an avascular tumor. Uniform spheroid size and
physiology is determined through cell seeding, providing a robust and
reproducible assay format for drug screening or pathway analysis.
For further information on the new range of 96-well format 3D Spheroid Cell
Proliferation / Viability assays please visit www.amsbio.com/presentation/Spheroid_invasion_proliferation.pdf
or contact AMSBIO now on +44-1235-828200 / +1-949-768-8365 or email info@amsbio.com.
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