Direct measurement of lentiviral dose-dependent transduction efficiencies using GFP fluorescence
In this experiment, Celigo was used to image and quantify lentiviral-GFP transduction efficiencies in 96-well plates at different MOIs.
- HEK293T cells are seeded in each well of a 96-well plate and incubated overnight to reach 80% confluency
- The cells are then transduced with five different viral amounts (1, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001, 0.0001 mL) and incubated to express GFP
- The Celigo plate imager imaged and analyzed in brightfield and green fluorescence to measure transduction efficiencies at different MOIs
- The software automatically identifies and segments cells to provide accurate counts of both total cells and GFP+ cells
Dose-dependent measurement GFP+ percentages indicating lentiviral transduction efficiencies
The results showed a dose-dependent response in respect to GFP+ positive percentages shown in the brightfield and fluorescent images in Figure 1.
- GFP+ cells increased as the volume of viral particles increased (Figure 1)
- AAV-B showed higher gene expression over time in comparison to AAV-D (Figure 2)
Figure 1. Brightfield and fluorescent images of HEK293T cells transduced by the lentivirus showing greater GFP fluorescence as virus volume increased.
Figure 2. The dose-dependent curve of GFP+ percentages with respect to virus volume indicating the transduction efficiencies of the lentivirus.
Direct measurement of lentiviral dose-dependent transduction efficiencies using GFP fluorescence
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Direct measurement of lentiviral dose-dependent transduction efficiencies using GFP fluorescence