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Hpr 1000 6m six position high pressure reactor

Manufactured by Milestone
Sourced in Italy

The HPR-1000/6M is a six-position high-pressure reactor. It is designed to perform chemical reactions under elevated pressure conditions.

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3 protocols using hpr 1000 6m six position high pressure reactor

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Quantification of Cellular Metal Content

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AX2 cells were grown for 24 h in M1 ± Fe medium or for 480 h in M2 ± Zn or M3 ± Cu media. A total of 108 cells were washed five times in Soerensen phosphate buffer and pelleted in Eppendorf tubes. Digestion was performed by adding 1 ml of concentrated HNO3 (70%) to each sample. After complete dissolution, samples were further digested by applying microwave heating (Milestone MicroSYNTH, Microwave labstation equipped with an optical fiber temperature control and HPR-1000/6M six position high-pressure reactor, Bergamo, Italy). After digestion, the volume of each sample was brought to 3 ml with ultrapure water, filtered with 0.45 mm filter and analyzed by ICP-MS, using a Thermo Scientific ELEMENT 2 ICP-MS (Finnigan, Rodano, Italy) (Fiorito et al., 2012 (link)). The same analysis was also performed on 800 μl of M2 or M3 medium. The quantification was obtained through a calibration curve measured by using six Fe/Cu/Zn absorption standard solutions (Sigma-Aldrich) in the range 0.0025–0.3 μg/ml. Samples with metals concentrations higher than the upper limit were diluted opportunely. Sample digestion and metal quantifications were carried out by the facility of the Molecular Imaging Center (Department of Chemistry, University of Torino, Italy).
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Quantification of Gadolinium Retention in Tumors

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After the MRI experiments were completed, the animals were sacrificed and the tumors were explanted, weighed and processed for ICP-MS analysis using reported procedures. 11 The explanted tissue was treated by adding 1 mL of concentrated HNO3 (70%) to each sample. After the complete dissolution of the tissues, the samples were further digested using microwave heating (MicroSYNTH, Microwave labstation equipped with an optical fiber temperature control and HPR-1000/6M six position high-pressure reactor, Milestone, Bergamo, Italy). After digestion, the volume of each sample was brought to 2 mL using ultrapure water. The solutions were then filtered with a 0.45 m filter and analyzed by ICP-MS for the quantification of Gd 3+ , using a Thermo Scientific ELEMENT 2 ICP-MS-Finnigan, Rodano (MI). Quantification was obtained using a calibration curve that was measured using four gadolinium absorption standard solutions (Sigma-Aldrich) in the range 0.005-0.1 g/mL. The total mass of the Gd 3+ that was retained in each specimen was calculated with respect to the weight of the tumor tissue (as g of Gd 3+ /g of tissue).
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Quantification of Cellular Metal Content

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At the end of MRI experiments, labeled cells were quantitatively extracted from glass capillaries, re-suspended into 200L of PBS and sonicated by using the Bandelin Sonoplus 20 KHz, 70 Watt (Bandelin Electronic) for 20 sec at 30% of the maximum power in order to destroy cellular membranes and obtain cell lysates. Cells were then digested with concentrated HNO3 (70%) under microwawe heating (Milestone MicroSYNTH Microwave labstation equipped with an optical fiber temperature control and HPR-1000/6M six position high-pressure reactor, Bergamo, Italy). Then each sample was added with 2 ml of ultrapure water and the metal content of cells was determined using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) (Element-2; Thermo-Finnigan, Rodano (MI), Italy). The concentration of protein was determined by the Bradford method using bovine serum albumin as standard (1 mg of protein corresponds to ca. 2.5x 10 6
J774A.1 and TS/A cells 24 ).
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