The most commonly used means of assessing the invasiveness of cultured cells is the Boyden chamber assay, which requires that cells lyse Matrigel™, followed by migration through pores in a filter in response to a chemotactic gradient. This report describes a simple method, which greatly increases the speed and accuracy by which Boyden chamber assays can be analyzed, and permits the concurrent analysis of distinct cell subpopulations within specimens containing multiple-cell types.
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13 February 2007
An improved assay to quantitate the invasiveness of cells in modified Boyden chambers
Michelle M. M. Woo,
Clara M. Salamanca,
Agata Minor,
Nelly Auersperg
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In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology - Animal
Vol. 43 • No. 1
January 2007
Vol. 43 • No. 1
January 2007
Boyden chamber
Invasion assay
Invasion in vitro
Subpopulations