AIM Biotech and Nikon Instruments have produced a new application note demonstrating a robust and cost-effective way to assess neurotherapeutic drug transport and neurovascular function of the human blood brain barrier (BBB) in vitro. The human cell tri-culture BBB model results in a self-organized microvascular network, while both confocal and widefield microscopy enable identification of cell/BBB-specific markers and microvascular permeability, respectively. Click below to see the full application note.
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