Op site flexigridtm
Op-site Flexigrid is a transparent, moisture-vapor permeable wound dressing. It provides a protective barrier against external contamination while allowing the wound to breathe.
2 protocols using op site flexigridtm
Melanoma Tumor Induction and T-cell Transfer
Establishing Cutaneous Melanoma Xenograft Model
Refresh®Lacri-Lube® (Allergan) was applied to mouse eyes for the duration of anaesthesia. The flank of the mouse was shaved and depilated with Veet®(Reckitt Benckiser). A small (~2 mm2) area of surface skin on the flank was abraded using a MultiPro Dremel with a grindstone attachment on low speed. B16 melanoma cells (105) were washed, resuspended in 10 μL of Matrigel™ (BD), applied to the abraded area and allowed to set. To contain the cells, the abraded site was covered with a piece of Op-site FlexigridTM (Smith and Nephew), then the torsos of the mice were wrapped, first with a soft hypoallergenic MicroporeTM tape (3 M Health Care) and then a second layer of Fixomull Stretch (BSN Healthcare). Mice recovered from anaesthesia on a heating pad and were monitored daily until bandages were removed 5 days post-grafting. Mice with tumours >1000 mm3 were euthanised. Tumour-free mice were defined as mice with no palpable masses.
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