Does anyone have any strong opinions on what the most effective apparatus is
for doing neutrophil chemotaxis assays? The Boyden-chamber seems to be
heavily used but there appear to be other systems that do the job. Specifically,
does anyone know the relative advantages/disadvantages of using the 48-well
microchamber from Neuroprobe or any of the products sold by Costar. I am
a protein biochemist who will shortly set up to do these chemotaxis assays
(I've never done them before) and any help or references would be appreciated.
Elias
