鸡胚宫颈癌模型的建立及其生物学特性

目的建立人宫颈癌鸡胚模型,探讨其形态学及生物学特性。方法将Hela细胞接种于鸡胚绒毛尿囊膜,观察影响宫颈癌鸡胚移植瘤成活可能的因素、移植瘤生长特性、形态、生物学特性。结果成功建立了人宫颈癌鸡胚移植瘤模型。移植后瘤易于生长,具有较强的血管诱导作用。光镜下显示移植后瘤具有与人宫颈癌相似的组织结构。结论该模型容易建立,能动态观察宫颈癌诱导血管生成的全过程,可用于宫颈癌的实验研究。     

毛脚鵟细胞体外培养体系建立及三种组织来源细胞特性分析

用组织块培养法对毛脚鵟不同组织进行原代培养,获得了3种不同组织来源的细胞,并成功对细胞进行了冷冻保存和复苏。在传代培养过程中,对比分析了3种组织来源细胞的形态学、生长曲线、贴壁率、核型等生物学特性。形态学方面,3种来源细胞均为成纤维样细胞。对于3种组织来源细胞的贴壁能力分析显示,输卵管源细胞最强,肺源细胞和气管源细胞次之。3种不同组织来源细胞的倍增时间分别为(29.91±0.39)、(33.18±0.21)和(30.67±0.28)h,群体倍增次数分别为3.54±0.01、4.52±0.02和4.38±0.03。毛脚鵟细胞的染色体数目为2n=68,性染色体为典型的ZW型。本实验为今后毛脚鵟细胞利用、遗传信息的保存及生物学特性的深入研究提供实验材料和依据。     

豹猫体细胞建系及其生物学特性分析

研究体外培养豹猫(Prionailurus bengalensis)细胞的形态、细胞贴壁率、冷冻存活率、生长曲线及细胞核型等生物学特性,为深入开展豹猫基因组学及濒危野生动物保护提供依据。本实验选择豹猫3种组织,即剑状软骨、心和肺,采用组织块贴壁培养法进行体细胞的原代培养;酶消化法完成细胞的传代培养;程序降温完成细胞的冷冻保存;通过细胞计数法计数细胞冷冻存活率;绘制细胞生长曲线;采用常规染色体标本制备技术,对豹猫的染色体核型及G带进行分析。细胞原代培养结果显示,剑状软骨组织在培养第3天出现纤维样细胞、培养6~7 d铺满培养瓶;心组织在培养第5天出现上皮样细胞、12 d铺满培养瓶;肺组织在培养4 d后出现成纤维细胞、8~9 d铺满培养瓶。3种来源体细胞均显示成纤维细胞特征,剑状软骨源细胞最易贴壁、肺源细胞次之、心源细胞最弱。对比3种不同来源体细胞从6代(P6)至12代(P12)冷冻存活率,剑状软骨源细胞冷冻存活率显著下降(冻存前91.0%~97.6%,冻存后76.8%~85.5%,P0.05),心源细胞冷冻存活率亦显著下降(冻存前82.7%~88.1%,冻存后43.7%~80.5%,P0.05),肺源细胞冷冻存活率有下降趋势,但无显著差异(冻存前83.4%~96.8%,冻存后73.9%~93.3%,P0.05)。生长曲线分析显示,3种体细胞均呈"S"型,其中剑状软骨源细胞增殖最快、肺源细胞次之、心源细胞最慢。核型分析结果显示,3种不同来源的成纤维体细胞染色体数目均为2n=38,18对为常染色体,形态类型为6m+10sm+2st,1对为性染色体,X染色体形态类型为m。本研究建立了3种组织来源的豹猫成纤维细胞建系技术及体细胞系,揭示了该物种成纤维细胞的基本生物学特性,为动物遗传信息研究及豹猫保护提供了重要的实验材料和基础信息。     

单纯疱疹病毒转化的细胞系生物学特性的研究

本文对我室用单纯疱疹病毒Ⅱ型转化的人胚肺细胞进行了某些生物学特性的研究。结果证明三系转化细胞均显示染色体数目增加,核型大多数为亚三倍体;对血清要求降低,能在1％血清培养液中生长,生长速度快;能被刀豆A(12.5—100μg/ml)凝集;软琼脂中能形成集落;能在裸鼠体内成瘤(两个系成瘤率100％,一个系成瘤率66％)。以上特性说明转化细胞具有恶性细胞的特徵。     

蛋氨酸脑啡肽（MEK）抗B型流感病毒感染作用的研究

研究MEK抗B型流感病毒感染的作用。采用MDCK细胞和9～10日龄鸡胚,按不同的顺序加入不同剂量MEK和B型流感病毒,共培养72 h后做血凝实验。所有加入B型流感病毒的MDCK细胞均培养出病毒,HA滴度为1：64。在鸡胚尿囊腔中,先注入MEK孵育24 h后,再注入B型流感病毒的鸡胚也培养出病毒,HA滴度为1：6.8,与病毒对照组比较P〈0.01,有统计学意义。实验结果未见MEK直接抗B型流感病毒感染MDCK细胞株的作用,但可见MEK抗B型流感病毒感染鸡胚的作用。     

鸡胚细胞的传代培养和麻疹病毒的增殖

为了建立原代鸡胚细胞的传代培养工艺,探究传代鸡胚细胞对麻疹病毒的敏感性和适应性,本研究将原代鸡胚细胞进行传代培养,分别采用原代鸡胚细胞和传代鸡胚细胞培养麻疹病毒沪-191(Shanghai-191,S-191)株毒种,并对病毒收获液进行滴度检测和基因序列测定。结果显示,原代鸡胚细胞可稳定传代培养至第10代,各代次细胞生长趋势相似;第5代鸡胚细胞染色体检查为正常染色体核型;第8代鸡胚细胞成瘤性检查未见成瘤;采用第3、5代鸡胚细胞制备的麻疹病毒滴度水平高于原代鸡胚细胞,但无显著性差异(n＝3,P＞0.05),编码病毒核蛋白(nucleoprotein,N)和血凝素蛋白(hemagglutinin,H)的基因序列与S-191株完全一致,未发生变异。本研究证实,原代鸡胚细胞可进行传代培养,各代次鸡胚细胞对麻疹病毒的敏感性不变,产毒水平无显著差异,可用于培养麻疹病毒。     

鸡胚早期发育过程中细胞迁移的基因调控

鸡胚是发育生物学研究的经典动物模型,通过基因导入技术调节胚胎发育的基因功能,研究鸡胚早期发育过程中的细胞迁移,有助于更好地诠释相关先天性疾病的发生发展过程。在早期胚胎发育的过程中,原肠胚期三胚层的形成、心管的发生及神经嵴的发育都伴随着显著的细胞迁移过程。该文将结合近年来国内外对该过程的研究进展,介绍这三个不同时期细胞的迁移及相关基因调控。     

大麦胚性细胞悬浮系的建立及其生长特性

由春大麦品种“如车”种胚诱导的松脆型胚性愈伤组织经2个月的悬浮培养,成功建立分散性好、生长速度快的胚性细胞悬浮系。该系细胞直径为1-3mm,由富含淀粉粒的胚性薄壁细胞构成。经不同浓度2,4-D实验,发现2mg/L最适合该细胞系的生长。文中对成功建立大麦胚性细胞悬浮系的关键问题进行了讨论。     

四株单纯疱疹病毒(HSV)感染 四种细胞的SDS—PAGE分析

我们用 SDS—PAGE 测定四株 HSV 感染 HEp—2细胞、HeLa 细胞、人胚肺细胞、鸡胚细胞多肽与未感染细胞多肽的电泳图结果表明:四小时感染细胞多肽与未感染细胞多肽相比未见有区别,二十四小时的感染细胞多肽与未感染细胞多肽的电泳带显示有所区别。其中感染 HSV—1和 HSV—2型的鸡胚细胞多肽电泳带亦显示有所区别。说明鸡胚细胞对 HSV—1型和 HSV—2型的敏感性差异,亦可以从电泳带反映出来,说明电泳带可作为 HSV 分型的又一方法。经蔗糖梯度超离心纯化的未标记同位素的地方株 HSV—1CC21株和 HSV—2W 株病毒颗粒用 SDS 裂解,并进行 SDS—PAGE 表明这两株病毒的结构多肽分别为12和15种,显示型的区别。本文还就关于在制备疫苗时以选择何种细胞为宜的问题进行了讨论。     

人卵巢浆液性囊腺癌永生化细胞系BUPH∶OVCA-3的建立及其生物学特性

介绍人卵巢浆液性囊腺癌永生化细胞系的建立 ,研究其生物学特性 .以卵巢浆液性乳头状囊腺癌的腹水细胞为材料 ,进行体外培养 .将永生化基因———SV4 0T抗原基因转染第 2代细胞 ,得到永生化细胞系 .通过光学显微镜、生长曲线测定、染色体分析、双层软琼脂培养、裸鼠接种、免疫组化等 ,研究其生物学特性 ,并与其来源细胞的生物学特性进行比较 .建立了一株人卵巢浆液性囊腺癌永生化细胞系 ,命名为BUPH∶OVCA 3,现已传至 6 0余代 .其生物学特性为 ,细胞生长旺盛 ;具有人体恶性细胞的核型特征 ;细胞恶性度较低 ,不具有集落形成能力及裸鼠接种致瘤性 ;除较未永生化细胞生长速率增快 ,饱和密度增加外 ,仍保留上皮细胞的分化表型 .结果表明 ,BUPH∶OVCA 3为一株恶性度较低的人卵巢浆液性囊腺癌永生化细胞系 ,保留其来源细胞的生物学特性 ,可作为研究恶性度较低的卵巢上皮癌的体外模型     

Histone H5 and H1 cross-reacting material is restricted to erythroid cells in chicken

Monoclonal H5 antibodies and a polyclonal antiserum, raised against the globular domain of chicken H5 (GH5) but which cross-reacts with histone H1(0) from mouse liver, were used to search for H5 or H1 (0)-like proteins in chicken embryo and adult tissue sections by indirect immunofluorescence. Chicken cell lines in culture were examined for H5 protein and H5 mRNA. Histone H5 was detected only in erythroid cells in tissue sections of chicken embryos or adult livers. H5 protein and H5 mRNA were found only in erythroid cells in culture. No cross-reacting proteins were detected in any other tissue or cell line examined.     

In vitro analysis of mesenchymal influences on the differentiation of stomach epithelial cells of the chicken embryo

It is well established that epithelial-mesenchymal interactions play important roles in the differentiation of stomach epithelial cells in the chicken embryo. To analyze mesenchymal influences on the differentiation of the epithelial cells, we developed a tissue culture system for stomach (proventriculus and gizzard) epithelia of chicken embryo, and examined their differentiation in the presence or absence of mesenchyme. Stomach epithelium from 6-day chicken embryo did not express embryonic chicken pepsinogen (ECPg), a marker molecule of glandular epithelial cells of proventriculus, while it expressed marker molecules of epithelial cells of the luminal surface of stomach, when cultured alone on the Millipore filter, covered with the gel consisting of extracellular matrix components. When the epithelium was recombined with mesenchyme separated by the filter, differentiation of the epithelium was affected by the recombined mesenchyme. Proventricular and lung mesenchymes induced the expression of ECPg in epithelial cells, and the expression was extensive when the gel contained basement membrane components. Proventricular and gizzard epithelia showed different responses to the mesenchymal action. We tested the effects of some growth factors on the differentiation of epithelial cells using this culture system. Furthermore we devised a "conditioned semi-solid medium experiment" for analysis of the inductive properties of proventricular and lung mesenchymes. The results of this experiment clearly demonstrated for the first time that diffusible factors from mesenchyme induce the differentiation of glandular epithelial cells in the absence of mesenchymal cells.     

Possible roles for cell-to-substratum adhesion in neuronal morphogenesis

The role of cell-to-substratum adhesion in the initiation, elongation, and branching of axons from embryonic sensory neurons was investigated. Cells from sensory ganglia of 4–8-day-old chicken embryos were cultured on several substrata: including collagen; polyornithine-, polylysine-, and polyglutamate-coated surfaces, and tissue culture dishes. The air-blaster method was used to measure growth cone-substratum adhesion.Growth cones adhere much more strongly to polyornithine- or polylysine-coated surfaces and to the upper surfaces of glial cells than to tissue culture plastic. Axons, too, adhere tightly to these substrata, and are crooked, whereas on tissue culture plastic, axons are not adherent and are straight. The fraction of neurons that form axons and the rates of axonal elongation and branching are markedly increased when cells are cultured on polyornithine-coated dishes as compared to tissue culture dishes.This correlation of strong adhesion and enhanced neuronal morphogenesis suggests that adhesive interactions between the growth cone and the microenvironment in an embryo are crucial parts of the initiation and elongation of neuronal processes. Regulation of neuronal morphogenesis may be expressed through the physicochemical properties of the interacting cell surfaces and extracellular environment.     

Transformation of Rat Liver Cells with Chicken Sarcoma Virus B77 and Murine Sarcoma Virus

Rat liver cells in vitro were transformed with chicken sarcoma virus B77, giving RL(B77) cells, and with murine sarcoma virus (Harvey), giving RL(MSV) cells. Rat liver cells transformed spontaneously in vitro were designated RL cells. In addition, the RL(MSV) cell line was adapted for growth in culture fluid containing 25 mug of 5-bromodeoxyuridine per ml. All cell lines were tumorigenic in 1-wk-old rats. The number of cells needed for induction of tumor growth was 1,000-fold higher in the case of RL(B77) cells in comparison with RL(MSV) cells and RL cells. No production of viral particles from any of the cell lines investigated was detected by plating concentrated supernatant fluid of the cultures on different secondary embryo cells with and without fusion by Sendai virus, by labeling with uridine-5-(3)H, or by assay for deoxyribonucleic acid polymerase activity. The viral genome was rescued by fusion of RL(B77) cells with chicken cells. Chicken sarcoma virus rescued from (RL(B77) cells differed in plating efficiency on duck cells from B77 virus rescued from transformed rat embryo cells. No virus was rescued after fusion of RL(MSV) and RL cells with mouse, rat, or chicken embryo cells. Infectious murine sarcoma virus can be induced by 5-bromodeoxyuridine from RL(MSV) cells.     

Production of avian influenza virus vaccine using primary cell cultures generated from host organs

The global availability of a therapeutically effective influenza virus vaccine during a pandemic remains a major challenge for the biopharmaceutical industry. Long production time, coupled with decreased supply of embryonated chicken eggs (ECE), significantly affects the conventional vaccine production. Transformed cell lines have attained regulatory approvals for vaccine production. Based on the fact that the avian influenza virus would infect the cells derived from its natural host, the viral growth characteristics were studied on chicken embryo-derived primary cell cultures. The viral propagation was determined on avian origin primary cell cultures, transformed mammalian cell lines, and in ECE. A comparison was made between these systems by utilizing various cell culture-based assays. In-vitro substrate susceptibility and viral infection characteristics were evaluated by performing hemagglutination assay (HA), 50 % tissue culture infectious dose (TCID₅₀) and monitoring of cytopathic effects (CPE) caused by the virus. The primary cell culture developed from chicken embryos showed stable growth characteristics with no contamination. HA, TCID₅₀, and CPE exhibited that these cell systems were permissive to viral infection, yielding 2–10 times higher viral titer as compared to mammalian cell lines. Though the viral output from the ECE was equivalent to the chicken cell culture, the time period for achieving it was decreased to half. Some of the prerequisites of inactivated influenza virus vaccine production include generation of higher vial titer, independence from exogenous sources, and decrease in the production time lines. Based on the tests, it can be concluded that chicken embryo primary cell culture addresses these issues and can serve as a potential alternative for influenza virus vaccine production.     

Studies on carcinogenesis by avian sarcoma viruses. VI. Differential multiplication of uninfected and of converted cells in response to insulin

Insulin can replace the factor(s) in calf serum whose amount is limiting for multiplication in cell culture of chicken embryo fibroblasts and of chicken embryo fibroblasts infected and converted by avian sarcoma virus. In serum-free, insulin-containing medium, converted cells multiply more than do uninfected cells. It appears, therefore, that the increased multiplication in cell culture of converted cells as compared with uninfected cells results from a decreased requirement by the converted cells for an insulin-like activity found in serum.     

Normal embryo fibroblasts release transforming growth factors in a latent form

Normal chicken, mouse, and human embryo fibroblasts release into their culture media transforming growth factors (TGFs) in a latent form. Their soft agar colony-forming activity on two widely used target cells, rat NRK-49F and mouse AKR-2B, is essentially revealed only after prior acidification of cell-conditioned media. These TGFs are EGF-dependent when assayed on NRK-49F cells and EGF-independent on AKR-2B cells. The TGF activity from the chicken source is released in three (apparent) molecular weight forms of 500 kd, 125 kd, and 20 kd.     

Cell growth optimization in microcarrier culture

Summary Three monkey kidney cell lines and primary chicken embryo cells were grown in microcarrier culture. The carrier support was DEAE-Sephadex gel beads at low anion exchange capacity prepared according to a protocol developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The growth rate of the cells and the final cell density in microcarrier culture was dependent on the concentration of the beads in culture and on the size of the initial cell inoculum. A bead concentration of 1.0 to 2.0 mg of beads/ml of tissue culture medium and a cell inoculum of 20,000 cells/cm² of bead surface appeared to be optimal. The efficiency of the microcarrier culture system was compared to that of stationary and roller bottle cultures. Stationary flasks gave cell densities about twofold higher than maximal densities in roller bottles and about threefold and twofold higher than cell densities in microcarrier culture at a bead concentration of 2.5 and 1.0 mg/ml, respectively. In terms of cell yield per millitier of tissue culture medium, the microcarrier culture was superior to roller bottle and stationary cultures. An advantage of the microcarrier culture system is its suitability for a scale up into large volume production units.     

Transforming growth factor beta inhibits proliferation of somatic cells without influencing germ cell number in the chicken embryonic ovary

The gonadal development of chicken embryo is regulated by hormones and growth factors. Transforming growth factor beta (TGF-β) isoforms may play a critical role in the regulation of growth in chicken gonads. We have investigated the effect of the TGF-β isoforms on the number of germ and somatic cells in the ovary of the chicken embryo. Ovaries were obtained from chicken embryos at 9 days of incubation. They were organ-cultured for 72 h in groups treated with TGF-β1, TGF-β2, soluble betaglycan, TGF-β1 plus soluble betaglycan, or TGF-β2 plus soluble betaglycan, and untreated (control). TGF-β1 and TGF-β2 diminished the somatic cell number in the ovary of the chicken embryo at this age by inhibiting the proliferation of the somatic cells without increasing apoptosis. On the other hand, TGF-β1 and TGF-β2 did not affect the number of germ cells in the cultured ovary. The capacity of TGF-β1 and TGF-β2 to diminish the number of somatic cells in the ovary was blocked with soluble betaglycan, a natural TGF-β antagonist. However, changes in the location of germ cells within the ovary suggested that TGF-β promoted the migration of the germ cells from the ovarian cortex to the medulla. Thus, TGF-β affects germ and somatic cells in the ovary of the 9-day-old chicken embryo and inhibits the proliferation of somatic cells.This work was supported by DGAPA-UNAM (IN214403) and CONACYT (45030).