Studientyp:
Medizinische/biologische Studie
(experimentelle Studie)
A novel in vitro assay for electrophysiological research on human skin fibroblasts: degenerate electrical waves downregulate collagen I expression in keloid fibroblasts
med./bio.
[Ein neuartiger in vitro-Assay für die elektrophysiologische Forschung an menschlichen Haut-Fibroblasten: Abklingende elektrische Wellen regulieren die Kollagen I-Expression in Keloid-Fibroblasten runter]
Von:
Sebastian A, Syed F, McGrouther DA, Colthurst J, Paus R, Bayat A
44 mm x 13 mm x 11 mm exposure chamber made of a rectangular glass Petri dish covered on the inside with silicone resin; two 10 mm diameter holes for the agar bridges drilled into the glass cover lid of the Petri dish; current conducted into the chamber through Ag-AgCl electrodes inserted in synthetic rubber, agar bridges filled with Steinberg's saline gelled with 1% agar
Aufbau
six 11 mm x 25 mm slides made of microscopic cover slips placed in this chamber
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