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Real-time cell barrier monitoring by spatial transepithelial electrical resistance measurement on a microelectrode array integrated Transwell.
Lab on a Chip ( IF 6.1 ) Pub Date : 2024-12-17 , DOI: 10.1039/d4lc00817k
Yimin Shi,Sheng Sun,Hui Liu,Mingda Zhao,Meiyan Qin,Jinlong Liu,Jingfang Hu,Yang Zhao,Mingxiao Li,Lingqian Zhang,Chengjun Huang

Transepithelial electrical resistance (TEER) measurement is a label free, rapid and real-time technique, which is commonly used to evaluate the integrity of cell barriers. TEER characterization is important for applications, such as tissue (brain, intestines, lungs) barrier modeling, drug screening, and cell growth monitoring. Traditional TEER methods usually only show the average impedance of the whole cell layer, and lack accuracy and the characterization of internal spatial differences within cell layer regions. Here, we introduce a new spatial TEER strategy that utilizes microelectrode arrays (MEA) integrated in a Transwell to dynamically monitor TEER. A new electrical model which could reveal spatial impedance non-uniformity was proposed to extract accurate resistance from the measured data. Based on our method, the TEER signals from 16 different regions were successfully monitored in real time. The mapped impedance hotspots in different regions closely correlate with both fluorescence cell staining signals and calculated cell coverage, indicating the effectiveness of the developed spatial TEER system in monitoring local cell growth in vitro. The real-time spatial TEER responses to ethylene glycol-bis(β-aminoethylether)-N,N,N',N'-tetraacetic acid (EGTA) and cisplatin were studied, which could either reduce barrier integrity or inhibit cellular growth. The obtained results demonstrated the spatial TEER's applicability for cell barrier function and cell growth monitoring. Our approach provides accurate spatial electrical information of cell barriers and holds potential applications in drug development and screening.

中文翻译:


通过在集成 Transwell 的微电极阵列上进行空间跨上皮电阻测量来实时监测细胞屏障。



跨上皮电阻 (TEER) 测量是一种无标记、快速和实时的技术,通常用于评估细胞屏障的完整性。TEER 表征对于组织(脑、肠、肺)屏障建模、药物筛选和细胞生长监测等应用非常重要。传统的 TEER 方法通常只显示整个单元层的平均阻抗,缺乏精度和单元层区域内内部空间差异的表征。在这里,我们介绍了一种新的空间 TEER 策略,该策略利用集成在 Transwell 中的微电极阵列 (MEA) 来动态监测 TEER。提出了一种新的电气模型,可以揭示空间阻抗的不均匀性,以从测量数据中提取准确的电阻。基于我们的方法,成功实时监测了来自 16 个不同区域的 TEER 信号。不同区域映射的阻抗热点与荧光细胞染色信号和计算的细胞覆盖率密切相关,表明开发的空间 TEER 系统在体外监测局部细胞生长方面的有效性。研究了乙二醇-双(β-氨基乙醚)-N、N、N'、N'-四乙酸 (EGTA) 和顺铂的实时空间 TEER 反应,这可能降低屏障完整性或抑制细胞生长。获得的结果证明了空间 TEER 对细胞屏障功能和细胞生长监测的适用性。我们的方法提供了细胞屏障的准确空间电信息,并在药物开发和筛选中具有潜在的应用。
更新日期:2024-12-17
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