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Characterizing airway epithelial cultures grown on permeable inserts with different pore densities.
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Abstract
In vitro airway epithelial models, such as air-liquid interface (ALI) cultures, are widely used for disease modeling, therapeutic and toxicology testing, and studying epithelial-environmental interactions. However, it remains unknown whether the pore density of the permeable membrane inserts, on which primary human bronchial epithelial cells (HBEC) are grown, influences their morphological and differentiation characteristics. To investigate this, HBEC from seven donors were cultured on inserts with low (4 × 10
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