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Impedance-Based Biosensors in Investigating Brain Endothelial Barrier Strength

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Measuring Changes in Brain Endothelial Barrier Integrity with Two Impedance-based Biosensors in Response to Cancer Cells and Cytokines

Author Spotlight: Studying Brain Endothelial Barrier in Metastatic Cancer Using Impedance-Based Biosensors

Impedance-Based Biosensors in Investigating Brain Endothelial Barrier Strength

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10.3791/65959-v

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01:46 min

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September 22, 2023

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Akshata Anchan², James J.W. Hucklesby³, E. Scott Graham², Catherine E. Angel

¹Department of Molecular Medicine and Pathology, School of Medical Sciences,University of Auckland, ²Centre for Brain Research,University of Auckland, ³School of Biological Sciences,University of Auckland

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Blood-brain Barrier BBB Endothelial Cells Neurovascular Unit Pericytes Astrocytes Cancer Neuroinflammation Cytokines Impedance-based Biosensors ECIS CellZscope Barrier Integrity High-throughput Cellular Monolayer

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