The invention provides an
impedance sensing method for monitoring
population cell invasion in a three-dimensional matrix. The method comprises the following steps: S1, preparing a conductive
chip with a
microelectrode array; s2, surrounding the periphery of the conductive
chip with the annular structure to form a
cell culture cavity; s3, performing surface treatment on the conductive
chip; s4, fully paving cells on the
microelectrode array of the
cell culture cavity and forming polymeric hydrogel; s5, performing
cell impedance detection in real time to obtain impedance information of the cells so as to obtain information of a
cell invasion process. According to the invention,
collagen I type gel suitable for a tumor invasion model is prepared on a
microelectrode array conductive chip fully paved with cells through a self-
assembly fibrosis process, and efficient and stable charge transfer in a
cell impedance sensing detection process is effectively realized in combination with an impedance
spectrometer on-line detection
system; therefore, the technical effects of real-time, quantitative,
label-free and whole-course dynamic analysis are achieved for detecting the invasion of the
population cells in the three-dimensional matrix.