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. 2014 Jan 24;4:3849. doi: 10.1038/srep03849

Figure 6. Analysis of cell survival after exposure to pressure wave.

Figure 6

Prior to pressure wave experiments, the U87 cells were grown in the prepared microtiter plate for several days (for details see Methods Section). In 15 wells the cells were treated with pressure waves while the cells in 19 wells of the same plate served as the untreated reference. Subsequently, the concentration of cells was determined with a hemocytometer by trypan blue exclusion. (a) Number of cells found in the cell layer of the treated sample divided by the number of cells found in the untreated reference, Inline graphic. With the hemocytometer we also determined the numbers of dead cells in the cell layer, Inline graphic and Inline graphic, as well as the number of living Inline graphic and dead Inline graphic cells in the supernatant. (b) Total number of cells found in the treated sample divided by the total number of cells found in the untreated sample, Inline graphic (black dots) and the relative number of dead cells found in the supernatant, Inline graphic (red dots). All data shown were recorded in 96 Well plates with PMMA cover. Data points are averages of four independent measurements, error bars are standard deviation.