The cultured L929 cells viability in the obtained engineered tissues was confirmed by a culture test, WST-1 method and LIVE/DEAD staining assay.
The standard culture test detected bacteria in 81% of the samples.
An initial cell culture test showed that fibroblasts adhere on the foam's surface.
Biocompatibility of material and devices was investigated in all design phases utilizing in vitro cell and tissue culture test.
The adhering of human endothelial EVC304 cells on APP modified surface was enhanced in the cell culture test.
The traditional diagnostic tests for tuberculosis consist of an acid fast stain and a culture test from a sputum sample.
Characterisation of the prepared nanopowder was carried out by XRD, FTIR, TEM, SEM, EDX, ICP, zeta potential, acid dissolution test, and cell culture test.
Moreover, the results of cell culture test showed that CS/OGP coating could stimulate the proliferation and growth of osteoblast cells on CS/OGP/PLA scaffold.
Furthermore, the biomimetic nature of scaffolds exhibited the cells viability and regeneration of pre-osteoblast (MC3T3-E1) cells which were assessed via in vitro cell culture test.
The in vitro cell culture test was performed using MC3T3-E1 osteoblast cells to assess cell response of the different NFs.
Surface and interfacial microscopic observations revealed that, at the beginning of the cell culture test, osteoblasts attached strongly to the inner walls of the pores in the HAp-TiO2 coating.
