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Ulex europaeus lectin

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Ulex europaeus lectin is a plant-derived protein that binds to specific carbohydrate structures on cell surfaces. It is commonly used in research and diagnostic applications to detect and label cells expressing these carbohydrate moieties.

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Angiogenesis Assay with HUVECs

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Early passage HUVECs were coated on cytodex-3 beads (GE Healthcare) at a density of 10 million cells/40 μl beads and incubated in suspension for 3–4 hours with gentle mixing every hour. They were plated on TC treated 6 well dishes overnight and resuspended in a 2 mg/ml fibrin gel with 200,000 human smooth muscle cells. The gel was allowed to polymerize and complete EGM-2 media was added. Sprouts were visualized from days 3–4 via confocal imaging after overnight incubation with FITC labeled Ulex europaeus lectin (Vector labs). Immunofluorescence imaging was performed on a Yokogawa CSU-W1 spinning disk confocal microscope with 20 0.45 Plan Fluor objective (Nikon).
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Angiogenic Potential of Transfected HUVECs

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HUVECs transfected for 24 h and were coated on cytodex-3 (x) beads at a density of 1 million cells per 25 uL beads and incubated in suspension for 3–4 h with gentle mixing every hour. In some cases, TPI was added during the incubation. Beads were then plated on TC treated 24 well dishes overnight and resuspended in 2 mg/ml fibrin gel with 200,000 fibroblasts. The gel was allowed to polymerize and complete EGM-2 media was added. Sprouts were visualized on day 4 via confocal imaging following a 4-h incubated with 1:200 flourescein isothiocyanate (FITC)-labelled Ulex europaeus lectin (Vector labs) [44 ].
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Angiogenesis Assay with HUVEC and SMCs

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Early-passage HUVECs were coated on cytodex-3 beads (GE Healthcare) at a density of 10 million cells/40 μl beads and incubated in suspension for 3–4 h with gentle mixing every hour. They were plated on Tissue Culture (TC)-treated six-well dishes overnight and resuspended in a 2 mg/ml fibrin gel with 200 000 human smooth muscle cells. The gel was allowed to polymerize and complete EGM-2 media was added. Sprouts were visualized from days 3 to 4 via confocal imaging after overnight incubation with fluorescein isothiocyanate-labeled Ulex europaeus lectin (Vector labs). Immunofluorescence imaging was performed on a Yokogawa CSU-W1 spinning disk confocal microscope with ×20, 0.45 Plan Fluor objective (Nikon).
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Vascular Sprouting Assay with HUVECs and SMCs

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Early passage HUVECs were coated on cytodex-3 (GE Healthcare) beads at a density of 10 million cells per 40 μl beads and incubated in suspension for 3–4 h with gentle mixing every hour. They were plated on TC treated 6 well dishes overnight and resuspended in a 2 mg ml−1 fibrin gel with 200,000 human smooth muscle cells. The gel was allowed to polymerize and complete EGM-2 media was added. Sprouts were visualized from days 3 to 4 via confocal imaging after overnight incubation with 1:200 fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC)-labelled Ulex europaeus lectin (Vector labs).
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