In my opinion, in the world of Radio Scanners that device is the Uniden SDS200. This is an advanced radio for advanced users. Most places you buy from will preprogram them for you for free, so if you know nothing about radios or police scanners let me forewarn you that the learning curve could be STEEP. Everything is well documented but to an outsider to the hobby it could still be confusing.
Also although it may be hard to see in the small pic above, when you are in Client mode there is a list of published servers from people all around the world. You can connect to their feeds and listen in. Very cool.
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Proscan also has a web server feature that also allows you to push your scanner screen and stream to a web page. With Remote over IP you need another Windows computer with Proscan on although they do have a free connect client on their webpage but the free client only lets you tune in, not control anything.
My work place intercepts SSL connections, looks at their contents, and then passes the data to and from my machine and remote hosts - a kind of man-in-the-middle attack. This is not uncommon in corporate or enterprise environments.
Doing this allows a man-in-the-middle to see all of your communications. This fix should only be employed if you are in a situation which warrants it, not if you're sitting at a coffee shop and having problems connecting to things.
Cell-free therapy has been inspired as a promising approach to overcome the limitations of traditional stem cell therapy. However, the therapeutic effect between extracellular vesicles and conditioned medium with the same source had not been compared. Our previous studies have shown that both the conditioned medium of adipose tissue (adipose tissue extract, ATE) and its further purification product small extracellular vesicles (sEV-AT) contributed to adipose tissue regeneration. In this study, we aimed to compare the ATE and sEV-AT in composition, inductivity on cells and de novo adipose regenerative potential.
Our results provided a direct comparison between EV and conditioned medium as cell-free therapeutic strategy. Both sEV and ATE had specific biological signature to facilitate tissue repair. Considering the convenience of extraction and acceptable effect, ATE represented a feasible product of cell-free therapy, providing another option for different situations in clinical application. Furthermore, the complex contents of both sEV-AT and ATE should be studied comprehensively to avoid possible negative effects and to ensure sufficient safety for clinical applications.
Recently, there is growing evidence suggesting that it is bioactive factors (soluble factors, vesicles secreted from implanted stem cells, etc.) that matter during the treatment, other than stem cells themselves [9,10,11]. Therefore, cell-free therapy has been inspired as a promising approach to overcome the limitations of traditional stem cell therapy. Extracellular vesicles (EVs) and secretome have been attached much attention among cell-free therapies in tissue repair and regeneration. EV, especially exosomes, are loaded with ample selected cargoes, including proteins, lipids, nucleic acids, and glycoconjugates [12, 13], on which much concentration has been drawn. For instance, MSC-derived exosomes have been proven to be of help in bone and soft tissue regeneration [14, 15]. Sun et al. summarized the anti-inflammatory, anti-apoptotic, anti-fibrotic and pro-angiogenic effects of MSC-derived EV mainly working through exosomal microRNA [16]. In addition, Zhang et al. found that umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells (UC-MSC) derived exosomes promoted cutaneous wound healing and angiogenesis in vivo [17]. Secretome, firstly used to name the collective term for all secreted proteins and secretory machinery of the bacteria by Tjalsma [18], has now been defined as the repertoire of molecules and biological factors secreted from cells into the extracellular space [9], containing various biologically active molecules such as growth factors, cytokines, chemokines, and extracellular vesicles. In most studies, conditioned medium is adopted to represent secretome, which has also been studied for many diseases and tissue repair [19, 20].
Our previous studies have demonstrated that both conditioned medium of adipose tissue (adipose tissue extract, ATE) [23] and small extracellular vesicles purified from ATE (sEV-AT) could promoted adipogenesis, angiogenesis and adipose tissue regeneration [24,25,26]. Nevertheless, neither ATE nor sEV-AT had been compared systematically. In this study, comparisons of ATE and sEV-AT on protein varieties, particle concentration and particle size distribution were made based on same concentration of proteins. Moreover, we compared the inductive effect of sEV-AT and ATE on adipose derived stem cell (ASC), human umbilical vein endothelial cell (HUVEC) and macrophages RAW264.7 in vitro and further compared their effect on neoadipose formation in vivo. The study is the first to compare sEV and conditioned medium derived from same origin quantitatively, paving the way for future application on cell-free therapy.
Label-free Quantitative Proteomic Analysis has been adopted to identify the proteins in sEV-AT and ATE [30]. Based on our previous study, we further analyzed common proteins in sEV-AT and ATE. 1662 common proteins were presented in sEV-AT and ATE, and their dgrees of enrichment in sEV-AT compared with that in ATE were showed in Fig. 2A. There were 984 (59.2%) proteins enriched more than twice in sEV-AT than in ATE, while there were only 366 (22.0%) proteins enriched more than twice in ATE. The expression levels of the rest 312 (18.8%) proteins showed no statistical difference, indicating that sEV-AT may have better performance in biological functions than ATE.
Our previous studies explored that sEV could be isolated from adipose tissue for further therapeutic and regeneration application. It was demonstrated that sEV-AT could stimulate the adipogenesis of ASC, promote the angiogenesis of HUVEC, thus could be used as a cell-free therapeutic approach for adipose tissue regeneration [25]. sEV-AT also contributed to bone and soft tissue regeneration in the rat model of bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis of the jaw [27]. In addition, due to the complex composition of adipose tissue-derived EVs, they may provide many opportunities to modulate the metabolism of distant tissues through the delivery of EVs, for instance, their regulation on endothelial cell vascularization via HIF-1α, Akt, ERK, and SDF-1 [35]. In the meantime, adipose tissue extract (ATE), the secretome of adipose tissue, has also been studied. Early research in 2007 showed that ATE enhanced the expression of epithelial cell marker cytokeratin and fibroblast marker vimentin in the culture of rat skin in vitro, and the usage of adipose tissue paste stimulated PCNA expression and new blood vessel formation in mini pig wound healing model [36]. Sarkanen et al. tested the capability of ATE in inducing angiogenesis and adipogenesis in vitro [37]. Lo'pez et al. suggested that as for wound healing, ATE provided more optimal growth factors than platelet rich plasma (PRP) and promoted the proliferation and migration of various cells [38]. Lu et al. have observed the effect of ATE on adipose tissue regeneration in an engineering chamber model, in which regenerated adipose tissue of ATE group exhibited more considerable volume, better morphology and structure, a thinner capsule, and more vessels compared with control group [39]. Cai et al. revealed that ATE (named as fat extract in their research) isolated from human fat contained proangiogenic growth factors that promoted proliferation, migration, and tube formation in HUVEC in vitro, while the treatment of ATE increased capillary density of skin flap, thereby reducing flap necrosis in a rat model [40].
Though both sEV-AT and ATE could promote proliferation and migration of ASC and HUVEC, adipogenesis of ASC and angiogenesis of HUVEC, which was consistent with previous studies [23, 25, 26, 38], sEV-AT performed better in most aspects. The ability to recruit host cells to the regeneration site is an essential step in the cell-free regeneration process, and sEV-AT enabled this process to occur more quickly and strongly, which promoted adipose tissue regeneration more rapidly. Combined with the proteomic enrichment analysis, in spite of that there were 1662 shared proteins between sEV-AT and ATE, most of them were highly expressed in sEV-AT. Besides, the biological processes enriched in those shared proteins were more like those enriched in proteins exclusive in sEV-AT, indicating sEV-AT was an important part of the integrated secretome under the experimental condition of equal protein concentration.
Collectively, in this study, we initially analyzed similarities and differences of proteins in sEV-AT and ATE by bioinformatics. Based on the known facts that both sEV-AT and ATE work in promoting regeneration, we compared the small extracellular vesicles and conditioned medium derived from adipose tissue in their composition, capability of inducing cells and de novo adipose regeneration potential for the first time. Although sEV-AT surpassed on promoting cell proliferation in vitro and adipose tissue regeneration in vivo with the prerequisite of equivalent protein concentration, ATE had the advantage of easy availability and adequate performance. Regarding the factors mentioned above, ATE represented a feasible product of cell-free therapy, providing another option for different situations in clinical application. Furthermore, the complex contents of both sEV-AT and ATE should be studied comprehensively to avoid possible negative effects and to ensure sufficient safety for clinical applications.
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