As always, Neuromics greatly appreciates when our products are used in publications. The most recent publication shared by customers took advantage of our mouse Tuj-1 antibody (Cat.#MO15013). In this publication, researchers describe how they created an ex vivo 3D vascularized neural constructs that mimics the function of the blood-brain barrier.
Image: The neurovascular interface containing Tuj1+ (green) neurons differentiated from NSCs (in spaces surrounding the vasculature network) and Claudin-5+ (red) endothelial cells (inside the microfluidic channels). Scale bar, 500 μm. Image citation below
Citation:
Haibing Yue, Kai Xie, Xianglin Ji, Bingzhe Xu, Chong Wang, and Peng Shi. (2020). Vascularized Neural Constructs for Ex-Vivo Reconstitution of Blood-Brain Barrier Function. Biomaterials. doi: 10.1016/j.biomaterials.2020.119980
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Image: Spatial distribution of neurons (Tuj1+, green) in the 3D neural construct mimicking the in vivo BBB. The gray dash lines indicated the interfaces of collagen and tubal networks. Citation same at the above image
