Cell culture plates are specialized laboratory tools used to grow and maintain cells outside of their natural environment. These plates are typically made of plastic or glass and come in various sizes and configurations, such as multi-well plates, which allow researchers to conduct multiple experiments simultaneously. Each well in the plate provides a controlled environment for cells to thrive, making it easier to study their behavior and responses to different conditions. The surface of cell culture plates is often treated to promote cell attachment and growth. Researchers can use these plates to investigate various biological processes, test drug effects, or develop vaccines. By providing a consistent and sterile environment, cell culture plates play a crucial role in modern biological and medical research.