The control of pericellular pO2 in monolayer cell cultures: Microelectrode pO2 measurements in human hepatoma cell cultures on gas- permeable and impermeable supports

M. Wolff; J. Fandrey; J. Kalff; A. Muller; W. Jelkmann

The control of pericellular pO₂ in monolayer cell cultures: Microelectrode pO₂ measurements in human hepatoma cell cultures on gas- permeable and impermeable supports

M. Wolff^*, J. Fandrey, J. Kalff, A. Muller, W. Jelkmann

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Institute of Physiology

University of Bonn

Abstract

The control of pericellular pO₂ is an essential task in cell culture studies concerning cell injury processes, e.g. hypoxia and reoxygenation. Our pO₂ measurements in human hepatoma cultures demonstrate that stationary monolayers may be subjected to severe hypoxia even when kept under conventional room air conditions. This hypoxia develops within 1 h and can be attributed to a misproportion between a high O₂ consumption and a diffusion- limited O₂ supply. The use of gas-permeable dishes provides a close correlation between ambient gas and pericellular O₂ tensions.

Original language	English
Journal	Transplantationsmedizin: Organ der Deutschen Transplantationsgesellschaft
Volume	6
Issue number	2
Pages (from-to)	159-161
Number of pages	3
ISSN	0935-1965
Publication status	Published - 1994

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The control of pericellular pO₂ in monolayer cell cultures: Microelectrode pO₂ measurements in human hepatoma cell cultures on gas- permeable and impermeable supports. / Wolff, M.; Fandrey, J.; Kalff, J. et al.
In: Transplantationsmedizin: Organ der Deutschen Transplantationsgesellschaft, Vol. 6, No. 2, 1994, p. 159-161.

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The control of pericellular pO₂ in monolayer cell cultures: Microelectrode pO₂ measurements in human hepatoma cell cultures on gas- permeable and impermeable supports

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