3d slide chemotaxis devices
The 3D µ-slide chemotaxis devices are a specialized lab equipment designed for the study of cell migration and chemotaxis. These devices provide a controlled microenvironment to observe and analyze the directional movement of cells in response to chemical gradients. The core function of these devices is to enable the creation and maintenance of stable chemical gradients within a three-dimensional cell culture system, allowing researchers to study the dynamic behavior of cells in a more physiologically relevant setting.
2 protocols using 3d slide chemotaxis devices
Chemotaxis of Dictyostelium cells
Centrosome Positioning During 3D Migration
Hydrogel: 100,000 Dictyostelium cells of the developmental phase were suspended in PB and mixed with hydrogel (v/v 1:2), loaded into a 3D µ-slide chemotaxis chamber (6 µL into the middle channel), and were allowed to settle down for 1 h at RT. To set up a gradient of cAMP, a final concentration of 10 µM cAMP was loaded (65 µL) into one outer compartment of the chamber, the other one was filled with PB (65 µL).
Collagen: 100,000 Dictyostelium cells of the developmental stage were suspended in a final volume of 75 µL containing rat tail collagen type I (ibidi GmbH, Gräfelfing, Germany; 1.5 mg/mL) in PB supplemented with 6.7 mM NaOH, 1.2 mM CaCl2, and 0.2% NaHCO3. The cell–collagen mix was loaded into the 3D µ-slide chemotaxis chamber (6 µL into the middle channel), and was allowed to settle down for 30 min at RT for polymerization [58 (link)]. Then, 100 nM cAMP was added to one side (65 µL) to generate a chemoattractant gradient, and the other side was filled with PB (65 µL).
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