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Meaning of "matrigel"
matrigel (noun) - A gelatinous matrix substance used in cell culture and research for simulating the extracellular environment and promoting cell growth
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- Alternative letter-case form of Matrigel
- A gelatinous protein mixture secreted by mouse tumor cells, or specifically a plug composed of this mixture
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They injected hybridomas in matrigel subcutaneously into mice.
Matrigel alone is used to determine basal levels of angiogenesis.
All cells were plated onto matrigel coated plates.
Matrigel is gelatinous protein mixture secreted by mouse tumor cells.
In vitro growth on matrigel matrix.
Matrigel is also used as an attachment substrate in embryonic stem cell culture.
Active samples can also be tested in the in vivo matrigel mouse model of angiogenesis.
Matrigel invasión assay was then performed to estimate the invasiveness of cells.
Six days later the animals were sacrificed and the matrigel plug was extracted.
Matrigel was injected in the mice subcutaneously into the side part of the back.
Treatment was at the same day of Matrigel implantation.
Matrigel plugs containing antisense treated cells also had less visible hemhorraging.
The cells were harvested and suspended in Matrigel.
One of the two matrigel coated stents showed thrombotic occlusion within one week.
They were then used for Matrigel invasión studies.
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Effect of AcSDKP on the vascular invasion in vivo of Matrigel.
Collagen and Matrigel were used as substrata.
Mouse crypt preparations were suspended in Matrigel.
Invasion through matrigel was measured in Boyden chamber as described previously.
The skin was dissected to expose the Matrigel pellet.
Two Matrigel plugs were injected into each nude mouse.
Hemoglobin contents were indicated as micrograms hemoglobin per gram Matrigel.
We also studied the effect of Matrigel overlay on the hepatic differentiation.
None of the three control peptides affected Matrigel invasión.
Cells invaded through the Matrigel filter were fixed and stained.
The duct cells were pelleted and mixed with the Matrigel.
The injected Matrigel rapidly formed a single solid gel plug.
Cell migration can also be measured using the matrigel method of Grant et al.
The injected Matrigel will rapidly form a single solid gel plug.
Only cells with invasive capacity can cross the Matrigel barrier.
Cholic acid was not taken up by Matrigel or the nitrocellulose membrane alone.
The method of any preceding claim wherein said dispersed cells are cultured on Matrigel.
The injection of Matrigel alone resulted in a clear plug with no apparent angiogenesis.
Angiogenic response was expressed as the ratio of Matrigel plug fluorescence to plasma fluorescence.
Seven of eight Matrigel samples containing no additional growth factors exhibited low cellularity.
Blood vessel density in a cross sectional area of each Matrigel plugs were analyzed.
Matrigel was added to conventional DMEM.
Phase contrast microscopy showed that BMSCs were reticulated in Matrigel and proliferated well.
Remains of the Matrigel were removed with a cotton stick moistened in PBS.
The same has been confirmed by western blot analysis and Matrigel invasión assay.
Total cells in sections of the Matrigel plugs were quantitated with Scion Image software.
The same has been confirmed by western blot analysis and Matrigel invasion assay.
Matrigel plugs were removed, weighed and photographed.
Cell migration was evaluated also in a Boyden chamber in the absence of the Matrigel barrier.
This avascular cornea as well as the Matrigel model provide for low background assays.
Plugs from each group are collected about two weeks after the Matrigel inoculation.
Both matrigel and fibronectin appeared to reduced anti-Tau signal.
The tube like structures formed by endothelial cells on Matrigel persist for several days.
The matrigel mouse assay is a well-established method to quantify angiogenesis see e g.
The same trend was shown by western blot analysis and the Matrigel invasion assay.
