Science
Agarose, sample localization and diffusion determine how 3D samples can be cultured and evaluated reproducibly. Aga Cup-specific publications are in preparation.
Scientific foundation
In 3D culture models, position, contact area and diffusion path influence reproducibility. The Aga Cup addresses these physical variables: the sample remains localized on the dish floor, culture medium is held in the inner well and soluble factors diffuse through agarose toward the sample.
University Medical Center Freiburg, Department of Radiation Oncology
Medical doctor and researcher at University Medical Center Freiburg, working in the context of radiation oncology, tumor biology and 3D cell culture.
Publications
These entries place the agarose-based culture technology in scientific context. Additional direct publication links will be added once they are final.
Collaboration sites
The map shows research sites and collaborations around the continued development of agarose-based 3D culture workflows.
The current markers are labelled as example data and should be replaced with confirmed collaboration sites before publication.
Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
Basel, Switzerland
Zürich, Switzerland
Research use
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