Samples were imaged on a laser scanning confocal microscope (FV1200, Olympus) using a 60X objective (UPLSAPO60XS, 1.35 NA, Olympus). Stacks were collected at 1 µm z-step. To quantify matrix degradation, images were processed using a custom macro in Fiji. Briefly, slices from the stack were z-projected using the Max Intensity method, followed by thresholding of the signal in the gelatin channel, using the Automatic Threshold algorithm, and measuring the area of degradation spots using the Particle Analysis tool. To account for the differences in the cell density across fields of view, the total area of degradation in a field of view was divided by the total number of cell present in this field of view. Cells were counted using the F-actin staining.
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Quantification of Matrix Degradation by Cancer Cells
Samples were imaged on a laser scanning confocal microscope (FV1200, Olympus) using a 60X objective (UPLSAPO60XS, 1.35 NA, Olympus). Stacks were collected at 1 µm z-step. To quantify matrix degradation, images were processed using a custom macro in Fiji. Briefly, slices from the stack were z-projected using the Max Intensity method, followed by thresholding of the signal in the gelatin channel, using the Automatic Threshold algorithm, and measuring the area of degradation spots using the Particle Analysis tool. To account for the differences in the cell density across fields of view, the total area of degradation in a field of view was divided by the total number of cell present in this field of view. Cells were counted using the F-actin staining.
Multicolor Immunostaining Cytoskeletal Proteins
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