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Sample positioning in the petri dish
An agarose cup placed over tissue or cell samples. Its flat base keeps the sample localized on the dish floor while medium diffuses through the agarose.
Construction principle
Inner well for culture medium. Thin agarose base over the sample. Three wings stabilize placement in the culture dish.
The inner well holds culture medium; soluble factors diffuse through the agarose body to the sample.
The sample-facing base rests over the sample and defines a short diffusion path.
Three wings stabilize placement in the culture dish and keep the cup repeatably over the sample.
Problem and workflow
The Aga Cup is placed over a tissue or cell sample in the petri dish. The sample stays localized; medium reaches it by diffusion through agarose.
The tissue or cell sample is placed on the defined culture area; the empty dish is the starting state.
Sample on the dish floor
Defined culture area
The tissue or cell sample is placed on the defined culture area; the empty dish is the starting state.
Sample on the dish floor
Defined culture area
The Aga Cup is placed over the sample; the flat agarose base localizes it on the dish floor.
Flat agarose base over the sample
Sample under the cup
Positioning wings near the dish wall
Medium is pipetted into the inner well and diffuses through the agarose body to the sample.
Medium reservoir in the inner well
Diffusion path through agarose
Sample remains on the dish floor
After attachment or localization, the cup can be lifted away; the sample remains in a defined position.
Localized sample
Dish ready for further culture
Technical context
Material, culture mode and available documentation for initial technical assessment. Protocols and application-specific dimensions are coordinated during the sample request.
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