For 3D single-cell invasion assays, 20,000 231-GFP or PyMT-GFP cells were suspended in ECM mixture described above with or without 20 µg/mL collagen IV and seeded into 48-well tissue culture plates. Once ECM had solidified, 50 μL of culture media to maintain moisture and humidity in the well. In inhibitor studies, cells were treated with DMSO as a vehicle control or small molecule inhibitors 1 hour before imaging. Cells with imaged live in 3D over 16 hours using a Keyence BZ-X710 microscope and invasive speed was quantified as in reseeding experiments.
3D Cell Invasion Assay with Collagen IV
For 3D single-cell invasion assays, 20,000 231-GFP or PyMT-GFP cells were suspended in ECM mixture described above with or without 20 µg/mL collagen IV and seeded into 48-well tissue culture plates. Once ECM had solidified, 50 μL of culture media to maintain moisture and humidity in the well. In inhibitor studies, cells were treated with DMSO as a vehicle control or small molecule inhibitors 1 hour before imaging. Cells with imaged live in 3D over 16 hours using a Keyence BZ-X710 microscope and invasive speed was quantified as in reseeding experiments.
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- Addition of 20 µg/mL native human collagen IV (ab7536; Abcam) to the ECM mixture
- Spheroid formation and growth
- Single-cell invasion speed
- 1,000 231-GFP or 2,000 PyMT-GFP cells seeded in round-bottom, low-attachment 96-well plates
- Spheroids allowed to grow for three days before addition of ECM mixture
- ECM mixture composition (1 mg/mL collagen I, 10 mmol/L NaOH, 7.5% 10X DMEM, and 50% DMEM)
- Addition of 50 μL of culture media to maintain moisture and humidity in the well
- Use of DMSO as a vehicle control in inhibitor studies
- Imaging of spheroids and single cells using a Keyence BZ-X710 microscope
- Not explicitly mentioned
- DMSO as a vehicle control in inhibitor studies
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