Разработка 3D‑моделей глиомы на основе клеточных сфероидов, встроенных в пектин‑коллагеновую матрицу

Three-dimensional cell culture is a modern tool for cancer research. This cell-based model combines the simplicity and accessibility of two-dimensional systems with mimicking in vivo conditions via supporting cell- cell and cell-matrix interactions. This allows it to be used both for studying the mechanisms of cancerogenesis and for preclinical testing anticancer therapeutics. In this research, we propose a simple and detailed technique for the preparation of spheroids composed of human glioblastoma cells embedded in a biopolymer matrix based on modified pectins supplemented with collagen I. The protocol also includes long-term cell monitoring with comprehensive analysis of cell viability, migration and behavior in culture using conventional optical imaging, laser scanning microscopy and flow cytometry

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SibFU Digital Repository (Siberian Federal University)
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2024-12-01
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3D Printing in Biomedical Research
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Разработка 3D‑моделей глиомы на основе клеточных сфероидов, встроенных в пектин‑коллагеновую матрицу

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Three-dimensional cell culture is a modern tool for cancer research. This cell-based model combines the simplicity and accessibility of two-dimensional systems with mimicking in vivo conditions via supporting cell- cell and cell-matrix interactions. This allows it to be used both for studying the mechanisms of cancerogenesis and for preclinical testing anticancer therapeutics. In this research, we propose a simple and detailed technique for the preparation of spheroids composed of human glioblastoma cells embedded in a biopolymer matrix based on modified pectins supplemented with collagen I. The protocol also includes long-term cell monitoring with comprehensive analysis of cell viability, migration and behavior in culture using conventional optical imaging, laser scanning microscopy and flow cytometry

SibFU Digital Repository (Siberian Federal University)
Russian Science Foundation
Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
3D Printing in Biomedical Research
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