Illustration (click to hide): Cell Time-Lapse Analysis

Project Description

he aim of the project is to interpret differences in migration-proliferation of cells with different treatments and express those in a quantitative manner. We used a ‘scratch assay’ approach, or ‘wound healing assay’ as it sometimes is called, where cells are grown in wells, and then the surface is ‘scratched’ and loose cells are washed away. Then the wells are imaged, possibly followed by adding a drug substance, and imaging the wells again at a suitable time interval. The area filled at time point T is a measure of the migration speed.


Tags: Microscopy, cell biology

Project Information

  • BIIF Principal Investigators

    • Petter Ranefall
    • Carolina Wählby
    • Sajith Kecheril Sadanandan

    External Authors

    Grigorios Kyriatzis, Jennifer Feenstra, Theresa Vincent, Physiology and Pharmacology, KI
  • Date

    2014-10-01 🠚 2016-10-16