#microtiter plate

“A 96-well microtiter plate used in an MTT assay. Each column was incubated with different amounts of culture cells, increasing from 500 cells in column 2 (left) to 100.000 cells in column 11 (right), for 72 hours. After a short incubation with MTT, the purple formazan product was extracted using Dimethyl sulfoxide. As can be seen, higher amounts of cells result in higher formazan production and thus a stronger purple colour.” - via Wikimedia Commons

The microplate system market is highly competitive with the presence of several small and big players. Prominent players in this market include BioTek (US), Danaher (US), PerkinElmer (US), Tecan (Switzerland), Thermo Fisher (US), BMG LABTECH (Germany), BERTHOLD (Germany), Agilent (US), Bio-Rad (US), Promega (US), Biochrom (UK), Corning (US), Lonza (Switzerland), Rayto (China), and Mindray (China).

It should be OK. However, the surface of the cell culture plate is treated to be more hydrophilic, which is good for cell adhesion. (Of course there are other cell culture plates, here is the ordinary TC treatment plate) The surface of the microtiter plate can be processed to become a high binding microtiter microplate, or if it is not processed, it is a medium binding microbial microplate. There are also many, depending on the specific molecules to be combined.