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Temperature corrected transepithelial electrical resistance (TEER) measurement to quantify rapid changes in paracellular permeability
L. F. Blume, M. Denker,
F. Gieseler
, T. Kunze
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Clinic of Internal Medicine I
University of Kiel
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Electrical Resistance Measurement
100%
Paracellular Permeability
100%
Transepithelial Electrical Resistance
100%
Resistance Value
33%
Correlation between Parameters
8%
Cell Culture Insert
8%
Caco-2
8%
Pancreatic Ductal
8%
Temperature Impact
8%
Ductal Epithelium
8%
Physiological Barriers
8%
Mathematical Methods
8%
Cell Culture Vessel
8%
Medium Viscosity
8%
Physical Correlation
8%
Junction Dynamics
8%
Temperature-independent
8%
Electrode Type
8%
Tight Junction
8%
Engineering
Rapid Change
100%
Fluid Viscosity
50%
Direct Correlation
50%
Temperature Change
50%
Stronger Effect
50%
Electrode Type
50%
INIS
electrical resistance
100%
medium temperature
8%
Material Science
Electrical Resistance
100%
Pore Size
8%
Immunology and Microbiology
Electric Resistance
100%
Pore Size
8%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Dextran
33%