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Description
Topographical regulation of keratinocyte migration. 2D, 3D, and 1D fibrillar migration of human epidermal keratinocytes. 2D matrices were constructed by uniform coating with extracellular matrix (ECM). 3D surfaces were constructed according to Science. 294: 1708–1712 (2001). 1D surfaces were made by using a 2 photon confocal microscope to pattern a polyvinyl alchohol (PVA) coated coverslip. Movie is video 4 from JCB 2009, 184:481-490
Technical Details
Following gluteraldehyde quenching, ECM proteins were absorbed onto the PVA surface. Videos were recorded on a Axiovert 135TV (Carl Zeiss, Inc.) with a charge-coupled device camera (ORCA II ER; Hamamatsu Photonics). MetaMorph imaging software was used to acquire images and control all hardware. A custom environmental chamber (Lucite) enclosed both time-lapse and TIRF microscopes and maintained cells at 37°C with 10% CO2. Images were collected every 4 min and shown at 15 frames per second.
Biological Sources
- NCBI Organism Classification
- Homo sapiens
- (human)
- Cell Type
- keratinocyte
- epidermal cell
- Cellular Component
- cell
Biological Context
- Biological Process
- cell migration
- substrate-dependent cell migration, cell attachment to substrate
Attribution
- Names
- Andrew D. Doyle
- Francis W. Wang
- Kazue Matsumoto
- Kenneth M. Yamada
- Published
- JCB 2009, 184:481-490
- Pubmed
- 19221195
Grouping
This image is part of a group.Imaging
- Image Type
- recorded image
- Imaging Mode
- phase contrast microscopy
- Parameters Imaged
- elastic scattering of photons
- Source of Contrast
- differences in amount of elastic light scattering
- Visualization Methods
- visualization of contiguous regions
- Processing History
- custom-made smoothing, sharpening, and convolution filters using MetaMorph software
- Data Qualifiers
- processed data
Sample Preparation
- Methods
- living tissue
- Relation To Intact Cell
- dispersed cells in vitro
Dimensions
| Spatial Axis | Image Size | Pixel Size |
|---|---|---|
| X | 900px | 0.45μm |
| Y | 300px | 0.45μm |
| Time | 240 sec |