I'm doing some high-throughput microscopy, currently on glass-bottom 96-well plates. I'm having some issues that I think won't exist on a regular old slide with a cover slip (emphasis on the cover slip), but using normal slides on the amount of samples I need to process would be very slow and wasteful.
I was wondering if anyone knows of a 96-well format compatible product that's more akin to a microscope slide, where you can have glass on top to flatten the samples, but still have 96 separate ones on a single block if that makes sense.
Hello Prof. Gal,
Kindly look at this
https://ibidi.com/multiwell-plates/21-plate-96-well.html
I'm still amazed that they do no exist on public market. They are there but mostly for academic minglings (ank any microtech lab on your area and you get them if you have connections).
- https://www.parallel-synthesis.com/Microtiter-Plates.htm
- https://www.corning.com/media/worldwide/cls/documents/sot-posters/CLS-PST079%203D%201536%20Spheroid%20Microplates%20FINAL.pdf
There could even be some functionalities:
- https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-29065-7?WT.feed_name=subjects_assay-systems
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