How to Minimise Cell Clumping During Microcarrier Culture

Microcarrier culture illustrating uneven cell seeding, where cells occupy some microcarriers and become confluent and clump, while others remain sparsely populated or empty. “Why are my cells forming clumps instead of evenly coating microcarriers?” Cell clumping is one of the most frequently encountered challenges in microcarrier-based culture, particularly when working with mesenchymal [...]

By |2026-03-05T11:29:54+11:00March 6th, 2026|General News, Microcarrier Culture Tips|0 Comments

How to Minimise Unwanted Cell Attachment to Non-Microcarrier Surfaces in Microcarrier Culture

“Why are my cells sticking to the vessel when I’m using microcarriers?” It’s one of the most common questions researchers ask when working with microcarrier-based cell culture, especially with highly adherent cells like mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs). You’ve added microcarriers. Your cells are viable. Agitation looks reasonable. Yet after 24 hours, cells are clearly [...]

By |2026-02-19T14:18:18+11:00February 19th, 2026|General News, Microcarrier Culture Tips|0 Comments
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