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Human S9 upper airway epithelial cells serve as a model for mucosa cells of the throat in a broader sense and plasma application could be of particular interest, for example, for the field of surgery in otorhinolaryngology.
The aim of the present project was to design and characterize biosimilar mucus compatible with Caco-2 cell monolayers cultured in vitro to establish a more representative in vitro model for the intestinal mucosa.
These findings suggest that the in vitro model is either not a suitable model for the intestinal mucosa (with respect to Cr VI) toxicity), or that crypt enterocytes were minimally (or not at all) exposed to Cr VI) in vivo.
In one of our previous studies, Mei et. al. presented Enteric Immunity Simulator (ENISI), an agent-based simulator for modeling mucosa immune responses to enteric pathogens [ 10].
The aim of this study was to evaluate the suitability of tissue-engineered mucosa (TEM) as a model for studying the acute effects of ionizing radiation (IR) on the oral mucosa.
These permeability studies demonstrate that this FT cell is a suitable alternative model for assessing drug permeability across the buccal mucosa, without the limitations associated with the static MUC.
To date, in vitro organ culture (IVOC) represents the gold standard model for studying EHEC infection of human intestinal mucosa.
In this study we describe a model for identifying and characterizing individuals with normal mucosa but positive CD serology.
Biopsies for DNA analysis were obtained from Barrett's mucosa immediately adjacent to the biopsy sites for mucosa sent for histopathological analysis.
Recently, we reported that a significantly decreased number of Treg cells was found in the lamina propria (LP) of intestinal mucosa tissues of a rat model for inflammatory bowel disease compared with the Treg cell number in normal LP [44].
In this study, buccal mucosa of goat was freshly cut as a model for measuring the mucoadhesion strength of film.
