Here, we describe an assay for intestinal permeability in mouse intestinal organoids, although this may also be adapted for other species. Propidium iodide (PI) does not penetrate intact biological membranes and thus cannot enter the lumen of intact organoids. Passage of PI within the lumen can be induced by tight junction disruption or epithelial cell death. This technique measures PI-stained extruded dead cells within the organoid lumen to analyze the effect of insults, toxins, or treatments on intestinal organoid permeability
Oral and intestinal mucositis is a debilitating, often dose limiting side effect of radiation treatm...
Epsilon toxin is a potent neurotoxin produced by Clostridium perfringens types B and D, an anaerobic...
The majority of intestinal in vitro screening models use cell lines that do not reflect the complexi...
Background The relationship between intestinal epithelial integrity and the development of intestina...
International audienceAn increased intestinal permeability has been described in many diseases inclu...
Intestinal epithelial cells (IECs) not only have a critical function in the absorption of nutrients,...
Simple Summary In mammals, different diseases are associated with intestinal changes that may cause ...
Intestinal permeability (IP) tests are used to assess intestinal damage in patients and research mod...
Background & Aims: Increased intestinal permeability is seen in a variety of inflammatory condit...
The epithelial barrier is the first innate defense of the gastrointestinal tract and selectively reg...
Developing protocols to obtain intestinal epithelial monolayers that recapitulate in vivo physiology...
The aberrant regulation of the epithelial barrier integrity is involved in many diseases of the dige...
Hydrophilic molecules do not easily cross the intestinal epithelium. One approach to improve intesti...
When it comes to studying the effect of food bioactives on gut health, one of the essential steps th...
As organoids offer a promising tool to study cell biology and model diseases, organoid technology ha...
Oral and intestinal mucositis is a debilitating, often dose limiting side effect of radiation treatm...
Epsilon toxin is a potent neurotoxin produced by Clostridium perfringens types B and D, an anaerobic...
The majority of intestinal in vitro screening models use cell lines that do not reflect the complexi...
Background The relationship between intestinal epithelial integrity and the development of intestina...
International audienceAn increased intestinal permeability has been described in many diseases inclu...
Intestinal epithelial cells (IECs) not only have a critical function in the absorption of nutrients,...
Simple Summary In mammals, different diseases are associated with intestinal changes that may cause ...
Intestinal permeability (IP) tests are used to assess intestinal damage in patients and research mod...
Background & Aims: Increased intestinal permeability is seen in a variety of inflammatory condit...
The epithelial barrier is the first innate defense of the gastrointestinal tract and selectively reg...
Developing protocols to obtain intestinal epithelial monolayers that recapitulate in vivo physiology...
The aberrant regulation of the epithelial barrier integrity is involved in many diseases of the dige...
Hydrophilic molecules do not easily cross the intestinal epithelium. One approach to improve intesti...
When it comes to studying the effect of food bioactives on gut health, one of the essential steps th...
As organoids offer a promising tool to study cell biology and model diseases, organoid technology ha...
Oral and intestinal mucositis is a debilitating, often dose limiting side effect of radiation treatm...
Epsilon toxin is a potent neurotoxin produced by Clostridium perfringens types B and D, an anaerobic...
The majority of intestinal in vitro screening models use cell lines that do not reflect the complexi...