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Wang JH-C, Goldschmidt-Clermont P, Wille J, Yin FC-P. Specificity of endothelial cell reorientation in response to cyclic mechanical stretching. J Biomech. 2001;34: 1563–1572. pmid:11716858 Sato K, Ogawa Y, Ito SI, Fujisawa S, Minami K. Strain magnitude dependent intracellular calcium signaling response to uniaxial stretch in osteoblastic cells. J Biomech Sci Eng. 2015;10: 1–11. Introduction Protein glycosylation is involved in many biological processes such as cellular signaling, eliciting of immune responses and cancer progression. 1,2 Glycosylation studies focus on defining the diversity of glycan structures carried by specific glycoproteins or whole cells facilitating the understanding of the contribution of glycans in biological processes and the development of diseases. Due to the structural complexity and heterogeneity of glycans in complex biological samples, the available methodologies often have difficulties to achieve a comprehensive characterization, and require large amounts of biological material. 3 Corning® 96-well Clear Flat Bottom Polystyrene TC-treated Microplate, Individually Wrapped, with Low Evaporation Lid, SterileWe tested the plate storage under the regular normoxic (N) condition in ambient air, as well as under an oxygen and CO 2 controlled condition—‘anaerobic’, or hypoxic/hypocapnic (H) condition, as the latter has been shown to produce a variety of benefits including a reduction in oxidative stress and the reprograming of RBC metabolism in beneficial ways ( D'Alessandro et al., 2020) ( Yoshida and Shevkoplyas, 2010). As shown in Figure 2, the main characteristic difference between the two conditions is determined by oxygen content of the RBCs measured as hemoglobin oxygen saturation (sO 2), and pH due to pre-storage reduction of O 2 and pCO 2. A large and expected difference in the sO 2 was maintained between N and H samples throughout the study ( Figure 2A) as intended. Under N conditions a noticeable difference of sO 2 was observed between the bag and the plate samples ( Figure 2A), which can be attributed to the bag having a larger surface area exposed to ambient air and allowing for higher levels of oxygenation due to O 2 diffusion during storage ( Yoshida et al., 2022). Additionally, metallic foil seals were used for both types of plates, which eliminated O 2 ingress from the top. For the N plates, only the surface area on the bottom and sides was exposed to ambient air, and due to the relatively low O 2 permeability of the rigid polypropylene, average sO 2 remained stable except for the initial sO 2 increase which occurred during the filling of the wells in ambient air. There was also a small difference in sO 2 within the H plate samples, especially between the 0 and 2 strip samples ( Figure 2A). Further investigation is needed to explain this observation, although such a small difference in sO 2 is physiologically insignificant. The typical pCO 2 profile and difference in pCO 2 values between the N and H conditions observed in bag stored samples ( Dumont et al., 2016) were replicated in the plate platform ( Figure 2B). Higher pCO 2 levels observed for the normoxic bag sample were likely a result of higher flux through the oxidative pentose pathway triggered by higher oxygen levels. T. Nguyen-Khuong, A. Pralow, U. Reichl and E. Rapp, Glycoconjugate J., 2018, 35, 499–509 CrossRef CAS PubMed. To improve the efficiency of the initial screening stage, we examined the use of deep 96-well plates for RBC storage in various ASs using hemolysis and ATP as the primary evaluation metrics. These parameters were chosen as they are easily adopted to a 96-well workflow and allow for a sufficiently comprehensive initial characterization of the novel ASs: ingredients incompatible with RBC storage are screened out by hemolysis, and gross metabolic effects are identified by ATP levels. Corning® 96-well EIA/RIA Clear Round Bottom Polystyrene Not Treated Microplate, 25 per Bag, without Lid, Nonsterile Ohishi T, Noda H, Matsui TS, Jile H, Deguchi S. Tensile strength of oxygen plasma-created surface layer of PDMS. J Micromech Microeng. 2017;27: 15015.

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Y. Goso, T. Sugaya, K. Ishihara and M. Kurihara, Anal. Chem., 2017, 89, 8870–8876 CrossRef CAS PubMed.Neumann B, Held M, Liebel U, Erfle H, Rogers P, Pepperkok R, et al. High-throughput RNAi screening by time-lapse imaging of live human cells. Nat Methods. 2006;3: 385–390. pmid:16628209 Corning® 96-well Clear Flat Bottom Polystyrene High Bind Microplate, with Generic Bar codes, 25 per Bag, without Lid, Nonsterile Another challenge in the field is the increasing need for high-throughput sample preparation for glycan analysis, due to a vast increase of sample numbers and complexity required in functional glycomics, systems biology, and clinical applications. Currently, there are several high-throughput approaches for N-glycan analysis (mainly glycoprotein), 9–11 while less methods are available for O-glycomics. 12 Therefore, there is a high demand for high-throughput, reproducible and robust analytical methods for integrated N- and O-glycomics. Scaling up the conventional glycomics analysis to higher-throughput approaches especially with respect to the sample preparation workflow is of great importance for ensuring sufficient sample size providing more reliable results. Gilbert JA, Weinhold PS, Banes AJ, Link GW, Jones GL. Strain profiles for circular cell culture plates containing flexible surfaces employed to mechanically deform cells in vitro. J Biomech. 1994;27: 1169–1177. pmid:7929466 Farge E. Mechanical induction of Twist in the drosophila foregut/stomodeal primordium. Curr Biol. 2003;13: 1365–1377. pmid:12932320