Multinuclear MRS of Cell Cultures
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Other organizations : University of California, San Francisco, University of Calgary, Neurological Surgery
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Variable analysis
- Replacement of glucose or glutamine in the medium with 5mM 1-13C-glucose or 2mM 3-13C-glutamine
- Hyperpolarization of 2-13C-pyruvic acid using the Hypersense DNP polarizer and injection into the perfusion system to a final concentration of 5mM pyruvate
- Peak integrals of 13C-MRS spectra
- Total glutamate signal normalized to total pyruvate signal and cell number for hyperpolarized 13C-MRS studies
- Cell types: U87 and NHA cells grown on beads, BT142 neurospheres encapsulated in agarose
- MR-compatible cell perfusion system used for all MRS studies
- 500MHz INOVA spectrometer (Agilent Technologies) used for all 13C-MRS studies
- Acquisition parameters for thermally polarized 13C-MRS: 60° flip angle, 6s repetition time, 15min acquisition time
- Acquisition parameters for hyperpolarized 13C-MRS: 5° flip angle, 3s repetition time, 300s acquisition time
- Positive control: Not explicitly mentioned
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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