圆背角无齿蚌血细胞在体内和体外损伤修复过程中的功能

以圆前角无齿蚌为材料,采用外套膜小片的异体移植与加入血细胞的体外培养,研究了血细胞在体风,唯物 修复及珍珠囊构建中的功能。结果表明人工育珠手术后的损伤修复中,血细胞有形成无颗粒细胞层修复伤口、６诱导表皮细胞迁移和再生并形成珍珠囊的功能,而在体外的组织培养中加入血细胞比不加入血细胞的对照组,能更快地诱导上皮细胞迁移和再生,在整个伤面形成２覆盖层,即形成类似珍珠囊结构。本文首次在国内、外报道了用细胞培     

背角无齿蚌四种组织细胞原代培养的比较

以背角无齿蚌（Anodonta woodiana）血细胞（含颗粒细胞和透明细胞）、消化腺细胞（含上皮样细胞和圆形小细胞）、外套膜细胞（含上皮样细胞、透明细胞、圆形大细胞和圆形小细胞）、斧足细胞（含上皮样细胞、透明细胞、圆形大细胞和圆形透亮细胞）为材料,比较了上述各类细胞的原代培养特征以及不同条件下的细胞存活率,优化了细胞制备及细胞活性鉴定的方法。结果显示,上述各类组织细胞存活率受不同培养温度、培养时间和培养基种类的影响,其中,血细胞96 h在20℃下、培养基2中的存活率最高,为94.67%±0.47%;消化腺细胞48 h在20℃下、培养基3中的存活率最高,为93.67%±1.70%;外套膜细胞48h在15℃下、培养基1中的存活率最高,为93.67%±1.7%;斧足细胞48h在15℃下、培养基1的存活率最高,为94.33%±0.94%。相较于25℃,在20℃和15℃下,4种组织细胞96h的存活率更为理想。本研究旨在为背角无齿蚌组织细胞系的建立及贝类细胞水平毒理学的研究提供基础数据。     

池蝶蚌(贝)血细胞显微观察

本文对池蝶蚌血细胞的形态结构及其动态变化进行了研究。根据血细胞形态、大小和密度等特征,把血细胞分为六类：颗粒细胞、透明细胞、浆液细胞、类淋巴细胞、梭形细胞和血栓细胞;并对各种血细胞显微结构予以描述,统计了血细胞胞体大小、细胞核大小、核质比、密度及所占比例,其中颗粒细胞所占比例最大,透明细胞次之,类淋巴细胞最少,颗粒细胞和透明细胞是两种主要的细胞类型,约占总数的82%,担负着最基本的代谢和免疫功能;通过对池蝶蚌血细胞形态的连续观察,发现血细胞存在形态变化现象,推测细胞间可能存在相互转化的情况。     

河蚌血细胞对细菌趋化移动的初步研究

采用改进的毛细管法 ,研究了圆背角无齿蚌 (Anodontawoodianapacifica)和三角帆蚌 (Hyriopsiscum ingii)两种淡水河蚌离体血细胞对两种水体中常见病原细菌的趋化移动作用 ,及血清对其的影响。结果显示 ,两种河蚌的离体血细胞对细菌都具有趋化移动作用 ,产生趋化移动的血细胞数量都显著高于无细菌的对照组 (P <0 0 5 )。在有血清时 ,血细胞对荧光极毛杆菌 (Pseudomonasfluorescens)的趋化移动活性略高于肠型点状气单孢菌 (Aeromonaspunctataf.intestinalis) ,圆背角无齿蚌离体血细胞的趋化移动能力显著高于三角帆蚌 (P <0 0 5 )。血清对河蚌离体血细胞的趋化移动作用有显著的促进作用 (P <0 0 5 )。     

SCGE技术检测镉对背角无齿蚌血细胞DNA的损伤

以背角无齿蚌(Anodonta woodiana woodiana)为研究对象,利用单细胞凝胶电泳技术检测不同浓度及不同染毒时间氯化镉对背角无齿蚌血细胞DNA的损伤作用。结果显示,染毒后的背角无齿蚌血细胞均出现了拖尾现象,各染毒组与对照组相比,拖尾增长明显。剂量效应组中,蚌暴露在不同浓度(0、1、10、50mg·L^-1)的氯化镉中72 h,各组蚌血细胞DNA平均迁移长度及彗尾DNA含量均明显增加,与阴性对照组比较差异显著(p<0.01),存在显著的剂量-效应关系;在时间效应组中,蚌暴露在10mg·L^-1的氯化镉中分别24、48、72、96 h,随着氯化镉染毒时间的延长,各染毒组细胞DNA平均迁移长度及彗尾DNA含量与0时间组比较差异显著(p<0.01),但时间-效应关系不明显。     

常用鱼药漂白粉和氯杀宁对背角无齿蚌的毒性影响

试验以洱海流域的背角无齿蚌为研究对象,确定常用鱼药:漂白粉、氯杀宁对湖泊大型底柄动物背角无齿蚌的毒性影响.试验得出漂白粉作用下,背角无齿蚌24 h、48 h、72 h、96 h、120 h、144 h、168 h的半致死率;氯杀宁作用下,背角无齿蚌24 h、48 h、72 h、96 h的半致死率;漂白粉有效氯安全浓度95.25～108.86 mg/L;氯杀宁有效氯安全浓度3.32～3.55 mg/L.通过显微镜观察,漂白粉和氯杀宁的主要作用部位为背角无齿蚌的呼吸系统,在其鳃上可见明显病变.     

背角无齿蚌外套膜的组织化学研究

背角无齿蚌(Anodonta woodiana elliptica)在我国分布很广,是我国三种淡水育珠蚌之一。它所形成的珍珠微带金黄色,具有特殊的风格。四川省安岳县自1971年开始使用背角无齿蚌进行珍珠养殖以来,获得了不少经济利益,并积累了一些育珠经验。为了进一步探讨珍珠形成机理,以利于提高珍珠质量,从而获得更多优质珍珠。我们在对我国淡水育珠河蚌外套膜组织学和染色体等研究的基础上,又采用组织化学方法,对背角无齿蚌外套膜细胞中的核酸、糖类、酶等生物大分子物质作了组织化学方面的一些观察研究。     

中华鲟养殖池背角无齿蚌和鲢鳙鱼生态修复效果比较

2009年5月31日-6月20日在广东省大沙河水库利用微型生态系统比较不同放养密度的褶纹冠蚌(Cristaria plicata)和背角无齿蚌(Anodonta woodiana)对水体氮、磷及浮游植物的影响,探讨两种蚌在控制南亚热带水库富营养化水体藻类水华上的可行性。实验结果表明,在褶纹冠蚌和背角无齿蚌处理组中,总氮、总磷和叶绿素a浓度显著增加,而铵氮的浓度显著下降;褶纹冠蚌和背角无齿蚌导致了浮游植物群落组成结构的改变和数量的增加,实验过程中绿藻所占的比例迅速上升。两种蚌之间没有显著的差异,只是在不同的作用强度下,时间上的响应不同。综合实验结果,褶纹冠蚌和背角无齿蚌难以有效地运用于我国华南地区水库的水质改善与富营养化控制。     

褶纹冠蚌和背角无齿蚌对水体营养盐和浮游植物的影响

2009年5月31日-6月20日在广东省大沙河水库利用微型生态系统比较不同放养密度的褶纹冠蚌(Cristaria plicata)和背角无齿蚌(Anodonta woodiana)对水体氮、磷及浮游植物的影响,探讨两种蚌在控制南亚热带水库富营养化水体藻类水华上的可行性。实验结果表明,在褶纹冠蚌和背角无齿蚌处理组中,总氮、总磷和叶绿素a浓度显著增加,而铵氮的浓度显著下降;褶纹冠蚌和背角无齿蚌导致了浮游植物群落组成结构的改变和数量的增加,实验过程中绿藻所占的比例迅速上升。两种蚌之间没有显著的差异,只是在不同的作用强度下,时间上的响应不同。综合实验结果,褶纹冠蚌和背角无齿蚌难以有效地运用于我国华南地区水库的水质改善与富营养化控制。     

慢性镉暴露对背角无齿蚌肝脏的氧化损伤效应

目的:探明氯化镉(CdCl2)暴露对背角无齿蚌肝脏中抗氧化酶活力及脂质过氧化的影响。方法:根据背角无齿蚌96 h镉离子(Cd²⁺)半致死剂量设置1个对照组和2个处理组(0.1和0.5 mg/L),分别检测镉暴露4周及镉清除4周期间背角无齿蚌肝脏中抗氧化酶[超氧化物歧化酶(SOD)、谷胱甘肽过氧化物酶(GPx)、过氧化氢酶(CAT)]的活力和脂质过氧化物丙二醛(MDA)的含量。结果:不同浓度Cd²⁺暴露对背角无齿蚌抗氧化酶活力及脂质过氧化产生不同程度的影响,低浓度Cd²⁺暴露的毒性效应较弱,高浓度Cd²⁺暴露可显著抑制肝脏SOD活力,诱导GPx活力升高,在暴露后期显著抑制CAT活力,MDA含量随着暴露时间的延长而显著升高。结论:慢性Cd²⁺暴露可影响背角无齿蚌肝脏抗氧化酶活力,引起脂质过氧化损伤,且作用机制与急性毒性不同。     

Separation of European flat oyster, Ostrea edulis, haemocytes by density gradient centrifugation and SDS-PAGE characterisation of separated haemocyte sub-populations

A two-step gradient centrifugation with Percoll and Ficoll successively as density medium was developed to separate European flat oyster, Ostrea edulis, haemocytes into three sub-populations representing granulocytes, large hyalinocytes and small hyalinocytes, respectively. After a Percoll gradient centrifugation, granulocytes and agranulocytes were separated and a pure fraction of granulocytes was obtained. The agranulocytes were further separated by centrifugation through a Ficoll gradient, and two haemocyte subpopulations representing large hyalinocytes and small hyalinocytes were obtained. No significant impact on the haemocyte viability was detected after separation with this two-step density gradient centrifugation. The three haemocyte sub-populations showed different protein patterns in SDS-PAGE.     

Enzymatic activities in European flat oyster, Ostrea edulis, and pacific oyster, Crassostrea gigas, hemolymph

Enzymatic activities in the hemolymph of healthy and Bonamia-infected Ostrea edulis and Crassostrea gigas were studied with a commercial kit for the detection of 19 enzymes: 15 and 16 enzymes, respectively, were detected in the hemolymph of O. edulis and C. gigas and 10 of them showed relatively high activity levels. Most of them existed in both the cell-free fraction of the hemolymph and in the hemocytes. The cell-free hemolymph fraction of Bonamia ostreae-infected European flat oysters showed an elevated enzymatic activity level compared with that of healthy individuals. C. gigas hemocytes possessed higher enzymatic activity levels than O. edulis hemocytes. Differences in enzymatic activities existed in granulocytes and hyalinocytes in both oyster species. The enzyme release from oyster hemocytes seemed to be selective. The infection by B. ostreae induced enzymatic activity variations in European flat oysters. Higher enzyme levels within hemocytes may contribute partly to the natural resistance of C. gigas to the infection by B. ostreae.     

Flow cytometric and light microscopic identification of hemocyte subpopulations in <Emphasis Type="Italic">Modiolus kurilensis</Emphasis> (Bernard, 1983) (Bivalvia: Mytilidae)

Flow cytometry using forward and side light scattering identified three cell subpopulations in the hemolymph of Modiolus kurilensis (Mytilidae). Light microscopic data indicated that they correspond to three hemocyte morphotypes: R1, hemoblasts and agranulocytes (hyalinocytes); R2, semigranulocytes; and R3, granulocytes. The hemoblasts, agranulocytes, and semigranulocytes had a basophilic endoplasm, while the granulocytes were mainly eosinophilic. The proportion of the different cell morphotypes and the level of subpopulation distinction substantially varied among individuals. This seems to be connected with the different functional activities of the hemocytes, depending on the immunological status of the bivalves.     

A comparative analyses of morphological variations,phagocytosis and generation of cytotoxic agents in flow cytometrically isolated hemocytes of Indian molluscs

A comparative analyses of hemocytes of molluscs, Pila globosa (Gastropoda: Prosobranchia), Bellamya bengalensis (Gastropoda: Prosobranchia) and Lamellidens marginalis (Bivalvia: Eulamellibranchiata) were carried out for morphotype and subpopulation identification, analyses of phagocytosis and generation of cytotoxic agents. Flow cytometry and microscopic analyses of hemocytes revealed the existence of agranulocytes (blast like cells, round hyalinocytes and spindle hyalinocytes), semigranulocytes (semigranular asterocytes and round semigranulocytes) and granulocytes (round granulocytes, spindle granulocytes and granular asterocytes) as three morphotypes. In P. globosa, granulocytes and semigranulocytes and in B. bengalensis granulocytes and agranulocytes are the chief phagocytes and major producers of superoxide anion and nitric oxide. In L. marginalis, granulocytes were identified as principal phagocytes with prominent activity of superoxide anion and nitric oxide. Highest activity of phenoloxidase was recorded in the agranulocytes of P. globosa with moderate activities among other morphotypes of all three species. Differential result may be due to species specific response, non-identical habitat preference and related adaptation of the species to their different ecological niches.     

Categorization of hemocytes of three gastropod species Trachea vittata (Muller), Pila globosa (Swainson) and Indoplanorbis exustus (Dehays)

Light microscopic observations were made on the hemocytes of three gastropod species namely Trachea vittata, Indoplanorbis exustus and Pila globosa. It revealed two basic types of hemocytes. They are agranulocytes and granulocytes. Agranulocytes are hyalinocytes which are round, unspread hemocytes and have a large nucleo-cytoplasmic ratio. Granulocytes are spreading hemocytes, forming numerous pseudopodia. For the purpose of differential counting, we present a categorization of the granulocytes into three sub-categories based on cell dimensions, nucleo-cytoplasmic ratio, distribution of granules in the cytoplasm and position of the nucleus. The smaller granulocytes are younger cells, and are termed Granulocytes I (Progranulocytes). The larger ones are fully developed cells that have been differentiated into Granulocyte II (basophilic) and Granulocyte III (eosinophilic).     

Primary culture of hemocytes from the Caribbean spiny lobster, Panulirus argus, and their susceptibility to Panulirus argus Virus 1 (PaV1)

Primary cultures of hemocytes from the Caribbean spiny lobster Panulirus argus were developed for studies on the in vitro propagation of Panulirus argus Virus 1 (PaV1). A modified Leibovitz L-15 medium supported the best survival of hemocytes in in vitro primary cultures. However, degradation of the cultures occurred rapidly in the presence of granulocytes. A Percoll step gradient was used to separate hemocytes into three subpopulations enriched in hyalinocytes, semigranulocytes, and granulocytes, respectively. When cultured separately, hyalinocytes and semigranulocytes maintained higher viability ( approximately 80%) after 18 days incubation compared with granulocytes, which degraded over 2-3 days. Susceptibility of the cell types was investigated in challenge studies with PaV1. Hyalinocytes and semigranulocytes were susceptible to PaV1. Cytopathic effects (CPE) were observed as early as 12h post-inoculation, and as the infection progressed, CPE became more apparent, with cell debris and cellular exudates present in inoculated cultures. Cell lysis was noticeable within 24h of infection. The presence of virus within cells was further confirmed by in situ hybridization using a specific DNA probe. The probe gave a unique staining pattern to cells infected with PaV1 24-h post-inoculation. Cells in the control treatment were intact and negative to hybridization. This assay was further applied to the quantification of infectious virus in hemolymph using a 50% tissue culture infectious dose assay (TCID(50)) based on CPE. These tools will now allow the quantification of PaV1 using established culture-based methods.     

Characterization of subpopulations and immune-related parameters of hemocytes in the green-lipped mussel Perna viridis

The green-lipped mussel Perna viridis is distributed widely in the estuarine and coastal areas of the Indo-Pacific region and extensively cultured as an inexpensive protein source. Morphology and immunological activities of hemocytes of P. viridis were investigated using flow cytometry and light and electron microscopy. Three major types of hemocytes were identified in the hemolymph, including dense-granulocyte, semi-granulocyte (small and large size) and hyalinocyte. Other hemocytes, which occurred in low numbers, included granulocytes with different electron-dense/lucent granules and hemoblast-like cells. Based on flow cytometry, two subpopulations were identified. Granulocytes were larger cells, and the more abundant, containing numerous granules in the cytoplasm, and hyalinocytes were the smaller and less abundant with the fewest granules. Flow cytometry revealed that the granulocytes were more active in cell phagocytosis, contained the higher lysosomal content, and showed higher esterase activity and reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation compared with hyalinocytes. Immune functions assessed by the flow cytometry indicated that the granulocytes were the main hemocytes involved in the cellular defence in P. viridis.     

Immune Defenses of the Invasive Apple Snail Pomacea canaliculata (Caenogastropoda,Ampullariidae): Phagocytic Hemocytes in the Circulation and the Kidney

Hemocytes in the circulation and kidney islets, as well as their phagocytic responses to microorganisms and fluorescent beads, have been studied in Pomacea canaliculata, using flow cytometry, light microscopy (including confocal laser scanning microscopy) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Three circulating hemocyte types (hyalinocytes, agranulocytes and granulocytes) were distinguished by phase contrast microscopy of living cells and after light and electron microscopy of fixed material. Also, three different populations of circulating hemocytes were separated by flow cytometry, which corresponded to the three hemocyte types. Hyalinocytes showed a low nucleus/cytoplasm ratio, and no apparent granules in stained material, but showed granules of moderate electron density under TEM (L granules) and at least some L granules appear acidic when labeled with LysoTracker Red. Both phagocytic and non-phagocytic hyalinocytes lose most (if not all) L granules when exposed to microorganisms in vitro. The phagosomes formed differed whether hyalinocytes were exposed to yeasts or to Gram positive or Gram negative bacteria. Agranulocytes showed a large nucleus/cytoplasm ratio and few or no granules. Granulocytes showed a low nucleus/cytoplasm ratio and numerous eosinophilic granules after staining. These granules are electron dense and rod-shaped under TEM (R granules). Granulocytes may show merging of R granules into gigantic ones, particularly when exposed to microorganisms. Fluorescent bead exposure of sorted hemocytes showed phagocytic activity in hyalinocytes, agranulocytes and granulocytes, but the phagocytic index was significantly higher in hyalinocytes.Extensive hemocyte aggregates (''islets'') occupy most renal hemocoelic spaces and hyalinocyte-like cells are the most frequent component in them. Presumptive glycogen deposits were observed in most hyalinocytes in renal islets (they also occur in the circulation but less frequently) and may mean that hyalinocytes participate in the storage and circulation of this compound. Injection of microorganisms in the foot results in phagocytosis by hemocytes in the islets, and the different phagosomes formed are similar to those in circulating hyalinocytes. Dispersed hemocytes were obtained after kidney collagenase digestion and cell sorting, and they were able to phagocytize fluorescent beads. A role for the kidney as an immune barrier is proposed for this snail.