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Join us at the International Society for Stem Cell Research 2026 at Palais des congrès de Montréal, Canada, from July 8-10, 2026. Advance stem cell research with an integrated platform designed to support every stage of your workflow. VitroGel® synthetic hydrogels, RocketCell™ media, CytoGrow™ growth factors, VitroPrime™ cultureware, and Cyto3D® analysis solutions work together to […]
The PAL Lab at Temple University, led by Ajay Pal, Ph.D. has initiated a research study to evaluate VitroGel® NEURON, a fully synthetic hydrogel free of animal-derived components, as an injectable biomaterial for spinal cord injury repair. Spinal cord injury remains a devastating condition with limited treatment options, often resulting in permanent neurological deficits and […]
Authors: Rick Cohen, Ph.D., Kalhara Menikdiwela, Ph.D., John Huang, Ph.D. Abstract: Human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) offer a powerful launch point to study the cellular mechanisms of the developing embryo and the formation of organ systems. Further, they provide an invaluable tool for developing patient-specific models for studying disease processes and drug discovery. However, […]
Using TheWell Bioscience’s complete xeno-free 3D cell culture platform, we offer customized services that help reduce setup time, lower development costs, and accelerate your research. We work with your goals and budget to establish an optimized workflow, so you can focus on generating reliable and reproducible results. In addition, our scientists can work with you […]
ABSTRACT Predicting drug efficacy in oncological microphysiological systems (MPS) requires high-resolution longitudinal tracking of cell death pathways within dense 3D architectures. Traditional confocal methods struggle with light attenuation and phototoxicity during multi-day imaging. We present an example of a semi-automated HTS workflow using a system that (1) maintains the in vivo cancer phenotype by growing […]
Monmouth Junction, NJ — May 19, 2026 — TheWell Bioscience, a biotechnology pioneering advanced 3D cell culture technologies, today announced the launch of its RocketCell™ Organoid Xeno-Free Essential-Core Medium, a chemically defined, universal foundation medium designed to streamline organoid culture workflows while enhancing reproducibility, scalability, and cost efficiency. As organoid models continue to expand across […]
Batch-to-batch variability and difficult handling associated with animal-derived matrices like Matrigel remain persistent challenges in organoid research, affecting reproducibility, translatability, and scalability. At TheWell Bioscience, we’ve built a fully xeno-free, end-to-end ecosystem specifically designed to help researchers standardize and simplify organoid development without sacrificing performance. Key products for organoid culture
Background The luminal progenitor (LP) population in the normal breast is under the control of paracrine progesterone signalling and likely represents the cell of origin of estrogen receptor negative (ER-) BC. Exogenous progestins, as contraception or menopausal hormone replacement therapy (HRT), increase the risk of ER- and ER+ BC. We sought to examine the effect […]
Join us at Microphysiological Systems (MPS) World Summit 2026 from May 26-29, 2026, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center Explore a more advanced and adaptable approach to cell culture with VitroGel® hydrogels, RocketCell™ media, CytoGrow™ growth factors, VitroPrime™ cultureware, and Cyto3D® analysis. Together, these integrated solutions enable reproducible and scalable workflows for organoids, xenografts, […]
