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Date of download: 9/19/2016 Copyright © 2016 SPIE. All rights reserved. Representative dark-field microscopy images of in vitro 3-D acini and corresponding size distribution histograms and Gaussian fits from analysis of image data obtained at (a) day 3 following plating and (b) day 7, (c) day 10, and (d) day 17. The n values on the right of each histogram indicate the number of nodules included in each histogram. Scale bars=250μm. Figure Legend: From: Quantitative imaging reveals heterogeneous growth dynamics and treatment- dependent residual tumor distributions in a three-dimensional ovarian cancer model J. Biomed. Opt. 2010;15(5): doi: /

Date of download: 9/19/2016 Copyright © 2016 SPIE. All rights reserved. Characterization and quantification of growth behavior from time lapse microscopy correlated with analysis of longitudinal darkfield image data (shown in Fig. ). (a) Individual frames from time-lapse microscopy acquired from 4h following plating until 4days following plating (the full time-lapse sequence is included as a video). Yellow arrows indicate clusters of cells that rapidly migrate over the Matrigel surface and assemble to form larger multicellular acini. The green box indicates a representative cell that does not participate in assembly events in the immediate vicinity, but does undergo cell division. Scale bars=100μm. (b) Schematic representation of the bimodal growth kinetics described in Fig. and (a). Approximately 30% of cells (gray), exhibit low motility and little potential to migrate toward other clusters of cells. The other 70% of cells (beige cells) exhibit a much more aggressive growth behavior, rapidly forming larger and larger multicellular aggregates. The sequential numbering 1, 2, and 3 in the diagram indicates (1) single cells following plating that (2) form small clusters and (3) subsequently form larger multicellular clusters. Inset: confocal immunofluorescence section from the center of a nodule fixed and stained for E-cadherin (red) and DAPI (blue) at day 10 of growth to reveal large multicellular 3-D structures formed from assembly and division of individual cells on the gel surface. Scale bar=20μm. (c) Assembly events lead to an overall decay in the spatial density of 3-D acini with a decay constant of 5.9days−1. Error bars in (c) are standard deviations of density measurements from five fields, each of three to nine independent prepared culture dishes imaged at a given time point. (d) Exponential decay in density is concomitant with an increase in mean diameter over time of rapidly growing nodules [corresponding to sc2 from Gaussian fits in Fig. and Eq. of the text]. Mean diameter remains constant in the remaining nodules [sc1 in Eq. ]. Error bars in (d) are derived from the widths of Gaussian fits shown in Fig.. (QuickTime, 1.45MB) / Figure Legend: From: Quantitative imaging reveals heterogeneous growth dynamics and treatment- dependent residual tumor distributions in a three-dimensional ovarian cancer model J. Biomed. Opt. 2010;15(5): doi: /

Date of download: 9/19/2016 Copyright © 2016 SPIE. All rights reserved. Carboplatin treatment response assessed by quantitative ratiometric fluorescence imaging. (a) Representative LIVE/DEAD fluorescence image of 3-D culture subject to 1000μM carboplatin treatment and corresponding no treatment control grown in identical conditions. The carboplatin treated plate exhibits a pattern of cytotoxic response in which cores of 3-D nodules remain viable (green) while cells at the periphery are dead. Display images adjusted with hi-lo lookup table (all quantitative analysis is based on raw unprocessed images). Scale bars=250μm. (b) Distribution of viabilities in carboplatin treated nodules. Mean viability is 0.22 with standard deviation of 0.07 (minimum value 0.073, maximum value 0.57). (c) Size distribution of residual viable disease based on analysis of green (live) channel data of carboplatin-treated cultures by the same methods used in growth characterization as already described. The distribution resembles the untreated cultures at day 10, indicating growth arrest during treatment, with the mean diameter of larger nodules approximately the same as untreated day 10 cultures. (d) Combined plot of normalized viability versus nodule size for 1000μM carboplatin-treated 3-D cultures plotted on the same log scale as (c). Each data point corresponds to an individual 3-D nodule and is obtained by segmentation of the dark-field image to report size and viability based on intensity data from corresponding fluorescence images of the same spatial field. The bimodal size distribution is readily evident from the two dense clusters of data points to either side of a sparse region between 1600 and 3200μm2. Figure Legend: From: Quantitative imaging reveals heterogeneous growth dynamics and treatment- dependent residual tumor distributions in a three-dimensional ovarian cancer model J. Biomed. Opt. 2010;15(5): doi: /

Date of download: 9/19/2016 Copyright © 2016 SPIE. All rights reserved. Photodynamic therapy treatment response assessed by quantitative ratiometric fluorescence imaging. (a) Representative LIVE/DEAD fluorescence image of 3-D culture subject to 10J∕cm2 BPD-PDT treatment showing a profoundly different pattern of response than the chemotherapy treatment (Fig. ). While some nodules are relatively unaffected (mostly viable, green), others are structurally degraded with pockets of deep red fluorescence throughout. Display images adjusted using the hi-lo lookup table (all quantitative analysis is based on raw unprocessed images). Scale bars=250μm. (b) Distribution of viabilities in 10-J∕cm2 BPD-PDT treated nodules. Mean viability is 0.46 with standard deviation of 0.29 (minimum value 0.05, maximum value 1.2). (c) Size distribution of residual viable disease based on analysis of green (live) channel data of BPD-PDT treated cultures by the same methods used in growth characterization already described. Although mean viability is higher than in the case of the 1000μM carboplatin incubation, the distribution is dramatically shifted toward smaller sized nodules. The position of the larger population peak is shifted to the left with respect to normal growth [Fig. ] or carboplatin incubation [Fig. ]. (d) Plot of normalized viability versus nodule size in 10-J∕cm2 BPD-PDT treated cultures. Each data point corresponds to an individual 3-D nodule and is obtained by segmentation of the dark-field image to report size and viability based on intensity data from corresponding fluorescence images of the same spatial field. Size-dependent response exhibits a high degree of scattering in the viabilities of small nodules likely generated by disruption of larger nodules during PDT treatment. Figure Legend: From: Quantitative imaging reveals heterogeneous growth dynamics and treatment- dependent residual tumor distributions in a three-dimensional ovarian cancer model J. Biomed. Opt. 2010;15(5): doi: /