人正常食管鳞状上皮不同原代培养方法的比较

该研究通过比较人正常食管鳞状上皮不同的原代培养方法,以期为不同的实验目的提供不同的培养方法。实验用到的正常食管粘膜上皮来源于食管癌患者手术切除的标本,采用组织块法和酶消化法,分别用DMEM/F12混合培养基和K-SFM无血清培养基进行培养。通过直接观察、细胞形态学观察和免疫细胞化学方法观察细胞的生长情况、细胞形态学特征及鉴定所得到的细胞,比较不同方法与不同培养基组合中原代培养细胞的生长状况。用组织块法,在DMEM/F12混合培养基中人正常食管上皮细胞生长较好,细胞融合较快,成纤维细胞污染较少,15～17天上皮细胞铺满瓶底的70%～80%,获得的细胞数量大,但细胞传代后成纤维细胞污染严重。用酶消化法,在K-SFM无血清培养基中人正常食管上皮细胞生长好,细胞融合快,成纤维细胞污染基本消除,细胞纯度高,10～12天细胞便可以铺满瓶底的70%～80%,这种方法培养的细胞可以冻存、复苏和传代。其余各种培养方法所得细胞无论在生长状态、培养周期、成纤维细胞污染和传代方面均较前两种方法差。以上各种方法培养的细胞经免疫细胞化学染色鉴定证实细胞呈广谱细胞角蛋白阳性,确定是食管上皮来源的细胞。酶消化法加K-SFM无血清培养基是本实...     

一种改良宫颈鳞癌原代培养方法的建立

目的:探讨不同培养条件对宫颈鳞癌原代培养的可行性。方法:取确诊为宫颈鳞癌患者的活检或手术标本,通过对消化时间及重悬液量进行改良原代细胞培养,观察鳞癌细胞生长状况,并比较其与传统消化法的细胞生长率,免疫组化进行细胞鉴定。结果:消化时间为3小时,重悬液量为1ml时细胞生长率最高。改良法24小时细胞生长率为61.54%,传统消化法24小时细胞生长率为7.69%(x2=5.14,P<0.05)。活检标本细胞生长率80%,手术标本3例无一例细胞生长。结论:采用消化时间为3小时,重悬液量为1 ml成功建立了宫颈鳞癌原代培养方法,活检标本较手术标本更易培养成功。     

豚鼠肾小管上皮原代细胞的培养

目的建立一种简便易行的豚鼠原代肾小管上皮细胞培养方法。方法运用筛网分离法和多种酶消化法获取高纯度的肾小管上皮细胞。利用免疫组化法和形态学观察法鉴定培养的肾小管上皮细胞性质及纯度。结果通过肾小管节段贴壁,胶原酶消化组织节段和细胞等方法,有效地促进肾小管原代细胞增殖;胰酶节段消化法的细胞贴壁效果稍差,细胞传代状态不理想;胰酶消化法则细胞贴壁较少,细胞生长状态较差。结论培养豚鼠原代。肾小管上皮细胞是可行的。     

小鼠主动脉平滑肌细胞的分离培养及鉴定

目的:建立分离培养小鼠原代主动脉血管平滑肌细胞(VSMC)的方法并检测其生长特性。方法:剥离小鼠主动脉中膜层,分别采用组织块培养法及胶原酶消化法分离培养小鼠主动脉来源的原代VSMC,免疫荧光法检测细胞的纯度和分化状态;3-(4,5-二甲基-2-噻唑)-2,5-二苯基溴化四氮唑蓝(MTT)法测定小鼠主动脉VSMC传代细胞的生长、增殖特性。结果:组织块培养法培养组织块8d后,细胞从组织块边缘爬出,18 d后细胞汇合度达到80%以上后传代;胶原酶消化法分离培养的细胞生长7 d后,汇合度可达80%,此时进行传代;2种方法获得的细胞进行免疫荧光染色,结果显示细胞传至第3代时纯度在95%以上,传至第8代时分化状态并没有改变;MTT法显示细胞生长3~5 d时处于指数生长期。结论:本研究建立了2种可靠稳定的分离和培养小鼠主动脉VSMC的方法,VSMC纯度高,多次传代后细胞特征稳定。     

分步消化法原代培养鼠阴道黏膜上皮细胞的研究

目的探讨大鼠阴道黏膜上皮细胞的体外培养和扩增技术,为构建组织工程化阴道动物模型提供种子细胞。方法取大鼠阴道全层组织,经Dispase酶和胰酶分步消化后,接种于无血清角化细胞培养液中连续培养,观察细胞形态、体外生长特性和超微结构,绘制生长曲线,免疫组化鉴定。结果原代细胞培养24-36 h后开始贴壁,7-10d约80%融合,呈铺路石样外观,可连续传5-6代;扫描电镜下细胞表面可见微绒毛嵴;角蛋白染色阳性,细胞纯度98%;第五代细胞为正常二倍体核型。结论该方法培养的阴道上皮细胞增殖状态良好,细胞纯度高,扩增迅速,可在较短时间内获得大量细胞用于组织工程学研究。     

利用气液界面无血清培养原代兔气管上皮细胞的研究

用低温酶消化法分离兔气管上皮细胞,具有细胞损伤小,活力及纯度高的优点,成纤维细胞污染极低。人胎盘胶原提高了气管上皮细胞贴壁性。无血清培养基能促进细胞增殖,分化和成熟。气液界面培养方式更好地模拟了气管上皮细胞的天然生长环境,在膜上呈复层生长,有利于细胞的分化成熟及功能表达。光镜下细胞形态及免疫组化细胞角蛋白染色阳性证实培养细胞为气管上皮细胞。本文所建立的兔气管上皮细胞体外气液界面无血清培养方法为研究气 管上皮细胞的生理和病理提供了一个十分有用的模型。     

大鼠附睾上皮细胞的原代培养及纯化鉴定

目的建立大鼠附睾上皮细胞原代培养及纯化方法。方法利用酶消化法和组织块法对大鼠附睾上皮细胞进行原代培养,然后用胰酶两步消化法进一步纯化附睾上皮细胞,最后分别利用免疫荧光和免疫组织化学染色对原代培养的细胞及相关蛋白表达情况进行鉴定。结果酶消化法较组织块法得到的附睾上皮细胞纯度高,免疫荧光染色结果证明所得附睾上皮细胞主要是主细胞,免疫组织化学结果证明培养的附睾上皮细胞中有雄激素受体和雌激素受体α的表达。结论利用酶消化法对大鼠附睾上皮细胞进行体外培养,方法简单易行,成功率高。     

周细胞的原代培养

目的:探讨Wistar大鼠视网膜毛细血管周细胞(pericyte,PC)的原代培养和鉴定方法。方法:结合视网膜微血管的消化分离,采用含10%胎牛血清的DMEM培养基选择性培养PC,通过活细胞观察原代PC的形态、生长特性以及与血管碎片之间的关系,同时应用免疫细胞化学染色来鉴定PC。结果:选择性培养获得的PC的纯度达到95%以上,并能连续传代。该细胞呈长梭形或星芒状,漩涡或栅栏状生长,无接触性抑制,单核,偶见双核,核卵圆形,细胞浆丰富,α-SMA、PDGFR-β染色阳性。结论:通过对视网膜微血管的消化分离能够获得较为纯净的PC。     

组织块法和酶消化法体外培养原代鼠阴道上皮细胞的研究

为探讨更佳的阴道上皮细胞体外培养技术,为组织工程化阴道动物模型提供种子细胞,分别应用组织块法和酶消化法原代培养大鼠阴道上皮细胞,观察两种方法细胞生长所需时间、细胞形态和生长特性,免疫组化进行鉴定。结果表明,两种细胞培养方法均能获得不规则圆形或多边形的阴道上皮细胞,其传代后增殖特性和生长曲线基本一致,角蛋白染色阳性,但酶消化法较组织块法细胞贴壁快、生长时间短、产量大、细胞纯度高、能较迅速获得较多细胞用于组织工程阴道的构建。     

大鼠大脑皮质神经元原代培养不同培养体系及纯化方法的比较研究

目的:比较两种大鼠大脑皮质神经元的培养及纯化方法不同组合的优劣,探讨科学可靠的神经元培养纯化方法。方法:采用DMEM/F12+血清的有血清培养体系和神经基础培养基(Neurobasal)+B27的无血清培养体系培养原代神经元。在接种3天后分别采用加入阿糖胞苷和5-氟脱氧尿嘧啶两种方法进行神经元的纯化。在1天、3天、7天采用形态学及7天时免疫荧光化学法鉴定神经元的纯度及生长状态。结果:1天、3天时,有血清培养体系和无血清体系中的神经元的形态结构和密度无明显差别,在分别加入阿糖胞苷和5-氟脱氧尿嘧啶后,7天时无血清体系中加阿糖胞苷组细胞密度明显低于其他三组细胞密度。通过免疫荧光化学法鉴定可见无血清体系中的神经元纯度明显高于有血清体系。结论:有血清体系的神经元纯度较差,阿糖胞苷和5-氟脱氧尿嘧啶不能显著抑制胶质细胞等杂细胞的生长。无血清培养体系加阿糖胞苷的神经元细胞受损较多,无血清培养体系加5-氟脱氧尿嘧啶纯化培养的大鼠大脑皮质神经元,纯度较高,细胞数量合适,是体外研究神经系统相关理论的良好模型。     

Isolation,culture, and verification of human sweat gland epithelial cells

Human sweat gland epithelial cells (SGECs) have been isolated and grown in vitro, However, slow proliferation makes the culture of these cells extremely difficult. The present study was carried out to explore the modified culture medium for SGECs in vitro. Full-thickness skin samples were minced (1 mm³) and digested overnight with type II collagenase. The gland coils were removed under an inverted phase-contrast microscope. An adherent culture method was used to isolate and culture SGECs. Staining with hematoxylin and eosin was performed, followed by observation of the morphologic features of these cells. Immunofluorescence staining with antibodies to cytokeratins CK7, CK18, and CK19 and carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) was performed to verify the presence of SGECs. Growth curves by MTT were created for cells grown in serum-free keratinocyte medium and in modified keratinocyte medium containing 2.5% fetal bovine serum (FBS). One week after culturing, the cells grew well and were polygonal or irregular in shape by inverted phase contrast microscopy. Cell fusion, with a characteristic paving-stone arrangement, reached 100% after approximately 3 weeks in culture. Immunofluorescence staining indicated expression of CK7, CK18, CK19, and CEA. Compared with SGECs grown in serum-free keratinocyte medium, the proliferation of SGECs grown in modified culture medium with low concentration of FBS at days 6, 9, and 12 was significantly accelerated (p < 0.05). This study suggests that keratinocyte medium supplemented with 2.5% FBS is effective and suitable for the culture of SGECs.     

Isolation and culture of primary equine tracheal epithelial cells

Culture of airway epithelial cells is a useful model to investigate physiology of airway epithelia and airway disease mechanisms. In vitro models of airway epithelial cells are established for various species. However, earlier published method for isolation and culture of equine tracheal epithelial cells requires significant improvements. In this report, the development of a procedure for efficient isolation, characterization, culture, and passage of primary equine tracheal epithelial cells are described. Epithelial cells were isolated from adult equine trachea by exposing and stripping the mucosal epithelium from the adjacent connective tissue and smooth muscle. The tissue was minced and dissociated enzymatically using 0.25% trypsin-ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) solution for 2 h at 37 degrees C. Cells were collected by sieving and centrifugation, and contaminating fibroblasts were removed by differential adhesion. This procedure resulted in a typical yield of 1 x 10(7) cytokeratin-positive epithelial cells per gram tracheal lining tissue. Viability was 95% by trypan blue exclusion and isolates contained approximately 94% cytokeratin-positive cells of epithelial origin. Cells seeded at a density of 6.9 x 10(4) cells/cm(2) in serum-free airway epithelial cell growth medium formed monolayers near confluency within a week. Confluent cells were dissociated using dispase II and first passages (P1) and second passages (P2) were successfully established in serum-free medium. Collagen coating of tissue culture flask was not required for cell adhesion, and cultures could be maintained at the level of P2 over 30 d. In the present study, we could establish a high-yield protocol for isolation and culture of equine tracheal epithelial cells that can serve for in vitro/ex vivo studies on the (patho-)physiology of equine airway disease as well as pharmacological and toxicological targets relevant to airway diseases.     

Establishment of keratinocyte colonies from small-sized cervical intraepithelial neoplasia specimens

The size of human cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) biopsies is usually very small and standard methods do not allow an adequate number of keratinocytes to be isolated for culturing purposes. In this study, a new approach to establish keratinocyte cultures from small CIN a tissue fragments was developed. Neoplastic specimens and corresponding normal tissues, which were used as controls, were digested with collagenase. Tissue‐derived fibroblasts and keratinocytes were co‐cultured in calcium and serum medium. Single keratinocyte colonies from primary cultures were expanded using a culture medium optimized in our laboratory. Primary keratinocyte colonies, as well as expanded colonies, were tested for epithelial and cervical markers such as 5, 14, 17, and 19 keratins, and p63 by immunofluorescence. Our results indicate that a variable number of primary keratinocyte colonies could be detected in neoplastic cultures, depending on the grade of cervical lesions from which the colonies originated. Single colonies, when cultured with our new medium, grew at a high rate with uniform size and morphology for some passages. Epithelial and p63 markers were expressed in keratinocyte colonies, as well as in expanded colonies. In conclusion, our study reports a rapid and easy culturing system which enables keratinocyte colonies from minute cervical tumor tissues to be obtained. Moreover, using the new culture medium, keratinocyte colonies can be expanded at a high proliferative rate. J. Cell. Physiol. 227: 3787–3795, 2012. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.     

Production of progenitor cells from primary human epithelial cell monolayer cultures

Primary keratinocytes derived from human epidermis are widely used in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. An important aspect in clinical applications is the preservation of human skin keratinocyte stem cells. However, it is difficult to expand the number of human skin keratinocyte stem cells, which are undifferentiated and highly proliferative in culture by using standard cell culture methods. It is even more difficult to identify them, since universal specific markers for human skin keratinocyte stem cells have not been identified. In this paper, we show a method to produce a large number of primary progenitor human skin keratinocytes by using our novel culture techniques. Primary human skin keratinocyte monolayers are cultured using twice the volume of medium without serum and lacking essential fatty acids. Once the cells reach 70–80% confluence, they begin to float up into the overlying medium and are called “epithelial pop-up keratinocytes (ePUKs)” allowing the cells to be passaged without the use of trypsin. We analyzed the properties of ePUKs by cell size, cell viability, immunocytofluorescence biomarker staining, and cell cycle phase distribution by fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS). Our results showed that these ePUKs appear to be progenitor epithelial cells, which are small in size, undifferentiated, and have a high proliferative capacity. We believe that ePUKs are suitable for use in medical applications requiring a large number of primary human progenitor skin keratinocytes.     

Primary culture and cryopreservation of mouse astrocytes under serumfree conditions

The methods of primary culture and cryopreservation of mouse astrocytes under serum-free conditions were examined. Cerebra from newborn C3H/He mice were employed as the source of astrocytes. The cultured cells were able to grow in a serum-free, chemically defined medium containing transferrin, hydrocortisone, biotin, sodium selenite, insulin, fibroblast growth factor and epidermal growth factor. After the culture was maintained in the medium for 3 weeks, purity was assessed using immunofluorescence staining. The great majority of the cells (>98%) contained glial fibrillary acidic protein and S-100 protein which are cell markers of astrocytes. To cryopreserve the enriched astrocytes under serum-free conditions, various cryoprotectants were examined. The combination of 10% dimethylsulfoxide and 0.1% methylcellulose gave the highest survival rate. These methods of primary culture and cryopreservation will be useful in physiological and biochemical studies which require mouse astrocytes.     

Routine culturing of normal,dysplastic and malignant human mammary epithelial cells from small tissue samples

Summary We compared the growth and morphology of normal, dysplastic and malignant human mammary epithelial cells (HMEC) in medium containing 5% human serum, a serum-free medium (32) and serum-free medium with a low Ca⁺⁺ concentration. Tissues were dissociated and epithelial organoids or single cells were seeded onto collagen-coated dishes. The cells grew in serum-containing medium, but growth of fibroblasts was also stimulated. The serum-free medium consistently selected for and stimulated the growth of epithelial cells. There was little advantage in reducing the Ca⁺⁺ concentration to further increase cell yield. This serum-free primary culture system allows us to routinely prouce sufficient numbers of HMEC from small tissue samples for molecular biological investigations. Furthermore, the maintenance of cells in a defined medium can provide a system for evaluating the direct effects of factors on gene expression. This work was supported by a grant from the National Cancer Institute of Canada and funds contributed by Mr. B. T. Wharton in memory of his wife, Nadia.     

Characterization of bovine oviduct epithelial cell monolayers cultured under serum-free conditions

Summary We have developed a culture system for early bovine embryos in serum-free media conditioned by oviduct cell monolayers. A gentle mechanical procedure for oviduct cell isolation has been applied for this purpose avoiding the use of proteolytic enzymes. The aim of the present study was to identify the cell types present in the monolayers and to examine their fate in primary culture in serum-free or in serum-containing media by means of electronmicroscopical, immunocytochemical, and biochemical analyses. The cell dissociation procedure yielded two cell populations: ciliary cells and secretory cells that gradually dedifferentiate during culture. These cells formed a confluent monolayer after 6 d of culture in Tissue Culture Medium 199 medium supplemented with 10% fetal calf serum. Confluent cells displayed a typical epithelial cell morphology as assessed by phase contrast and electron microscopy and all the cells contained cytokeratin filaments as determined by immunocytochemistry. The overall histoarchitecture of the monolayer was preserved after washing and further culture for 7 d in serum-free medium. However, some degenerative signs indicate that the serum-free culture should not be extended for more than 7 d. Confluent oviduct cells also maintained their metabolic and protein secretory activity when deprived of serum. Total protein content in the culture supernatant linearly increased as a function of time and numerous peaks were detected after separation of proteins by high performance ion exchange chromatography. Protein elution patterns were reproducible and most of the proteins present in the culture medium were neosynthesized as determined by the incorporation of radiolabeled amino acids into nondialyzable proteins.     

Hepatocytes from newborn and weanling rats in monolayer culture: isolation by perfusion, fibronectin-mediated adhesion, spreading, and functional activities

The two-step collagenase perfusion method originally developed for the high yield isolation of parenchymal cells from adult rat livers has been adapted to rats of 1 day, 1 week, and 2 weeks of age. The use of this method to isolate hepatocytes from five or six rats of the respective ages demonstrated its reliability in terms of cell yield, percentage of single cells, and cell viability. In all cases, hepatocytes attach with high efficiency to fibronectin precoated dishes using serum-free culture medium. The dynamics of spreading is faster for newborn hepatocytes than adult ones. The functional integrity of these parenchymal liver cells was assessed by their capacity to secrete albumin and alpha-fetoprotein in serum-free medium and to express lactate dehydrogenase activity over a 24-hr period in primary culture.     

新生SD大鼠皮质神经元的体外培养和鉴定

目的：建立高纯度的新生SD大鼠皮质神经元原代培养方法。方法：取24h内的新生SD大鼠皮质,用木瓜酶和DNaseⅠ共同消化,5％胎牛血清终止消化,吹打分离组织获得单细胞悬液,进行细胞计数,用无血清DMEM／F12种植培养,4h后换成用无血清Neurobasal配制的维持培养液继续培养,尼氏小体染色和免疫荧光法鉴定神经元的纯度。结果：培养第10d,神经元胞体饱满,结构清晰完整,光晕明显,折光性强,可见粗长的树突和轴突,相邻细胞形成紧密网状联系,神经元纯度达到96％以上。结论：经改良和优化,无须添加阿糖胞苷抑制胶质细胞的生长即能够获得生长状态良好、高纯度的神经元。     

Hepatocytes from newborn and weanling rats in monolayer culture: Isolation by perfusion,fibronectin-mediated adhesion,spreading, and functional activities

Summary The two-step collagenase perfusion method originally developed for the high yield isolation of parenchymal cells from adult rat livers has been adapted to rats of 1 day, 1 week, and 3 weeks of age. The use of this method to isolate hepatocytes from five or six rats of the respective ages demonstrated its reliability in terms of cell yield, percentage of single cells, and cell viability. In all cases, hepatocytes attach with high efficiency to fibronectin precoated dishes using serum-free culture medium. The dynamics of spreading is faster for newborn hepatocytes than adult ones. The functional integrity of these parenchymal liver cells was assessed by their capacity to secrete albumin and α-fetoprotein in serum-free medium and to express lactate dehydrogenase activity over a 24-hr period in primary culture. Part of this work was presented at the 30th Annual Meeting of the Tissue Culture Association, Seattle, June, 1979.