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In vitro nanoparticle dosimetry for adherent growing cell monolayers covering bottom and lateral walls.

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BACKGROUND:Even though a continuously high number of in vitro studies on nanoparticles are being published, the issue of correct dose matter is often not sufficiently taken into account. Due to their size, the diffusion of nanoparticles is slower, as compared to soluble chemicals, and they sediment slowly. Therefore, the administered dose of particles in in vitro experiments is not necessarily the same (effective) dose that comes into contact with the cellular system. This can lead to misinterpretations of experimental toxic effects and disturbs the meaningfulness of in vitro studies. In silico calculations of the effective nanoparticle dose can help circumventing this problem. RESULTS:This study addresses more complex in vitro models like the human intestinal cell line Caco-2 or the human liver cell line HepaRG, which need to be differentiated over a few weeks to reach their full complexity. During the differentiation time the cells grow up the wall of the cell culture dishes and therefore a three-dimensional-based in silico model of the nanoparticle dose was developed to calculate the administered dose received by different cell populations at the bottom and the walls of the culture dish. Moreover, the model can perform calculations based on the hydrodynamic diameter which is measured by light scattering methods, or based on the diffusion coefficient measured by nanoparticle tracking analysis (NTA). This 3DSDD (3D-sedimentation-diffusion-dosimetry) model was experimentally verified against existing dosimetry models and was applied to differentiated Caco-2 cells incubated with silver nanoparticles. CONCLUSIONS:The 3DSDD accounts for the 3D distribution of cells in in vitro cell culture dishes and is therefore suitable for differentiated cells. To encourage the use of dosimetry calculating software, our model can be downloaded from the supporting information.

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Part Fibre Toxicol

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Particle and fibre toxicology

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Böhmert L,König L,Sieg H,Lichtenstein D,Paul N,Braeuning A,Voigt A,Lampen A

doi

10.1186/s12989-018-0278-9

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Has Abstract

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2018-10-30 00:00:00

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1743-8977

pii

10.1186/s12989-018-0278-9

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In vitro nanoparticle dosimetry for adherent growing cell monolayers covering bottom and lateral walls.