In vitro System Measures Cellular Responses to Oxygen Changes During Ischemia and Reperfusion
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Microplate Reader Imitates Oxygen Removal And Recovery Of A Vascular Closure
The lack of oxygen supply accompanies life-threatening diseases such as stroke, myocardial infarction or renal failure. Tissues and cells are temporarily not provided with O2 (ischemia) and have to develop survival-strategies. Apart from this, cells are exposed to a second threat upon re-oxygenation (reperfusion). Though being pivotal for survival, the sudden reperfusion of tissue induces oxidative stress and inflammatory responses.
Investigation of ischemia-reperfusion effects requires an experimental set-up that imitates rapid changes in O2 environment while recording its biological effects.
The ischemia-reperfusion model presented here uses a microplate reader with software-controlled O2 and CO2 regulation. Changes in oxygenation of HepG2 cells and Cor.4U® cardiomyocytes were reported by an intracellular oxygen-sensitive probe (MitoXpress®-Intra, Luxcel Biosciences).
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In vitro System Measures Cellular Responses to Oxygen Changes During Ischemia and Reperfusion
Microplate Reader Imitates Oxygen Removal And Recovery Of A Vascular Closure