FULLSCREEN MULTIWELL PLATESTM
New breakthrough read-outs for HTS/HCS
Fullscreen Multiwell Plate FMP
型号:FMP
联系人:李胜亮
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The challenges of understanding biomedecine brings out new questions. Looking at the objectives of pharmaceutical or academic research lead us to consider new and more reliable models, representative of the living organs.
Years of research have led to develop an innovative 3D cell culture technology for complete screening.
Controlling the cell microenvironment, the Fullscreen Multiwell Plate, FMP, allows getting closer to the organs functionning.
All technologies are embedded in the Fullscreen Multiwell Plate FMPTM.
The role of ’s novel multi-well plates is to provide in HTS/HCS platforms new models that better predict and quantify, in vitro, the in vivo behavior of cells.
Fully compatible with industrial standards, this new plate model embeds four innovative technologies developed by ’s team of scientist and industrial experts.
HeLa αtub-GFB H2B-mCherry cells dividing under 5 ?m confinement ( dynamic confiner).
CANCER RESEARCH
Cell mechanics or cell organization are key parameters for cancer development and metastasis.
The FMPsTM enable us to better control these parameters and offer new read-outs to decipher cancer progression and invasiveness. For instance, spindle assembly disorders of cancerous cells are easily assessed via FMPsTM Cell confinement technology.
Dendritic cells migrating in microchannels of 5 ?m width and 4 ?m height.
Extracted from a timelapse video taken by partners Lucie Barbier & Dr. Pablo Vargas, Curie Institute/UMR144 (2018).
IMMUNOLOGY
Sensing and migration in the tissues is the basis of the immune system functionning.
FMPsTM are the best tools to quantitfy immune activities such as cell migration, cell-interaction, nucleus plasticity, among others. For instance, FMPsTM Microchannels can quantify leukocyte extravasation ability, with read-outs such as: cell speed, persistence and ability to pass through constricted spaces.
hPSC-CM on line micropatterns imaged by fluorescence microscopy.
Dussaud S., Jouve C., Hulot J.S., 2018, INSERM / Paris Descartes, PARCC.
ORGAN PHYSIOLOGY
The regular physiology of cells in living organs is closely linked with its spatial and mechanical organization.
FMPsTM offer simple and representative models highlighting organ specific read-outs. For instance, FMPsTM Micropatterns induce striation of cardiomyocyte leading to standardized beating properties and internal organization.
Nucleus of HeLa cells stained with H2B-GFP (red) and LMNA-GFP (green) before and after squeezing under 3 ?m confinement ( dynamic confiner).
Both cells on the right are before being squeezed, the one on the top left corner was squeezed and then retrieved and the two last ones are confined cells.
RARE DISEASE
Rare diseases are often linked to cell mechanics or cell organization disorders.
The FMPsTM highlight alterations like these and one can measure molecular modifications more easily than with other models. For instance, cell nucleus healing in laminopathy is evaluated using FMPsTM Cell confinement by the observation of lamina reconstruction as a read-out.
