Transwell invasion assay
The Transwell invasion assay is a laboratory tool used to study and quantify the ability of cells to migrate through a barrier, such as a layer of extracellular matrix proteins. It consists of a porous membrane that separates two compartments, allowing cells to traverse from one side to the other. The assay measures the number of cells that successfully migrate through the barrier, providing insight into the invasive properties of the cells under investigation.
5 protocols using transwell invasion assay
Transwell Invasion Assay Protocol
Transwell Invasion Assay Protocol
Investigating miR-212-3p Regulation of Cell Migration and Invasion
Transwell Invasion Assay for HTR8/SVneo Cells
Cell Invasion and Migration Assay
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