Figure 1.
Figure 1. Characterization of in vitro infection model through an endothelial lumen. (A) Schematic of the endothelial lumen infection model shows neutrophils (green) leaving the endothelial lumen and migrating to a source of bacteria (red). Cross-sectional area indicated by the gray box. Black dotted box indicates imaging area. (B) PAK strains expressing mCherry move through the system and reach the lumen by 1 hour. White line indicates the edge of the lumen. Bacterial gradient direction shown in red. (C) FITC-dextran diffusion from lumens at 0 and 15 minutes. Pixel intensity measured across the images and normalized to the intensity of the lumen center at t = 0 minutes. Scale bar, 100 µm for B-C.

Characterization of in vitro infection model through an endothelial lumen. (A) Schematic of the endothelial lumen infection model shows neutrophils (green) leaving the endothelial lumen and migrating to a source of bacteria (red). Cross-sectional area indicated by the gray box. Black dotted box indicates imaging area. (B) PAK strains expressing mCherry move through the system and reach the lumen by 1 hour. White line indicates the edge of the lumen. Bacterial gradient direction shown in red. (C) FITC-dextran diffusion from lumens at 0 and 15 minutes. Pixel intensity measured across the images and normalized to the intensity of the lumen center at t = 0 minutes. Scale bar, 100 µm for B-C.

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