The phrase "a window chamber" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a room or space that features a window, often implying a specific architectural design or purpose.
Example: "The artist set up her easel in a sunlit window chamber, where the natural light illuminated her canvas beautifully."
Alternatives: "a windowed room" or "a light-filled chamber".
Tissue oxygen levels can be measured during the course of angiogenesis using a window chamber that is also fitted with a miniature multiple electrode sensor.
This laboratory has previously used a window chamber model to measure red blood cell velocity in mammary tumors and normal granulation tissues of the F-344 rat.
Recently, we have successfully engrafted donor tissue from healthy rat organs and mouse prostate tissue with hormonally sensitive prostate tumor cells into the dorsal skinfold of mice carrying a window chamber for dynamic and continuous IVM imaging in vivo.
Similar to Doppler detection, this method is also sensitive to tissue motion, and has mostly been used on animals where immobilization methods could be applied to keep the region of interest more steady, such as a window chamber [ 18].
To develop new breast and lung tumor models that are amenable to continuous long-term, dynamic monitoring by IVM, yet maintain an "orthotopic" tumor microenvironment, we engrafted orthotopic tissue into the ectopic subcutaneous location, the dorsal skin with a window chamber already surgically attached, and then implanted tumor spheroids onto this donor tissue (see Methods).
This minimum detectable size was close to the previously reported value (~25 μm) obtained with a SS-OCT system in a mouse window chamber model, with its less challenging tissue motion environment [ 23].
To examine the effects of IL-32β on vascular permeability during sepsis development, we placed a vascular window chamber in the back skin fold of a mouse prior to the CLP procedure.
To generate experimental data on in vivo tumour vasculature, we implanted into a mouse dorsal window chamber a tumour construct comprising a central core of human breast cancer cells surrounded by rat microvessel fragments, embedded in a collagen matrix.
A comparison of tumor and normal tissue microvascular hematocrits and red cell fluxes in a rat window chamber model.
On a mouse injected systemically with PEGylated nanostars for 2 days, extravasation of nanostars was observed and localized photothermal ablation was demonstrated on a dorsal window chamber within 10 minutes of irradiation (785-nm continuous-wave laser, 1.1 W/cm2).
Neutralization of tumor acidity was measured with fluorescence microscopy of a dorsal window chamber and P magnetic resonance spectroscopy.
