Spheroid-Monolayer Co-Culture Assay
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Corresponding Organization : University of Chicago
Other organizations : Northwestern University
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- Coating of glass bottom 8-chamber slides with 0.1 μg/ml fibronectin
- Plating of primary FTECs at passage zero (2×10^4 cells/well)
- Formation of TYK-nu cell spheroids (5×10^3 cells) in non-adherent 96-well plates for 72 hrs
- FTEC monolayer formation (100% confluency after 72 hrs)
- Labeling of FTECs with CellTracker Green (1:1000)
- Transfer of TYK-nu cell spheroids to FTEC monolayer and incubation for 12 hrs
- Fixation and staining of co-culture for actin (AlexaFluor 647 phalloidin)
- Passage zero of primary FTECs
- Incubation time for FTEC monolayer formation (72 hrs)
- Incubation time for TYK-nu cell spheroid formation (72 hrs)
- Incubation time for co-culture (12 hrs)
- Imaging platform (Zeiss LSM 510 Meta Confocal microscope)
- Image processing software (ImageJ)
- No positive or negative controls were explicitly mentioned in the protocol.
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