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Date：2023-01-13
Culture bottles (divided into many categories based on the size of the bottom area), culture dishes (divided into many categories based on the size of the bottom area), culture plates (generally consisting of 6-well plates, 12-well plates, 24-well plates, and 96-well plates)
The specific type of use depends on your needs, and is generally not related to the type of cell.
Generally speaking, cell expansion is usually done using a culture bottle (to obtain a large number of cells);
And for specific laboratory experiments, orifice plates are usually used, which can perform multiple sets of experiments at once.
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