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Physiological Normoxia Translation Models in Cultured Cells

From BMG LABTECH GmbH Sep 7 2018

Learn how the CLARIOstar with ACU replicates in vivo oxygen conditions to increase the significance of your data

Cell based assays are typically run at non-physiologically relevant O₂ levels such as 21%. The speakers show the impact that working under physiological conditions can have to improve the interpretation of data. They present a case study employing a Cardiovascular Endothelial line in which Nrf-2 activity is investigated using ROS and metabolism measurements.

The webinar explores how and why O₂ as a physiological parameter can influence data. The interpretation of disease models will be demonstrated and researchers learn how to adopt a similar strategy to more accurately replicate the in vivo condition on the bench.

Defining physiological normoxia in cultured cells for translation to animal models and man

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