Summary

导管内送货到兔乳腺

Published: March 09, 2017
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Summary

Here, we describe a technique for the localized delivery of reagents to the rabbit mammary gland via an intraductal injection. In addition, we describe a protocol for visualization and the confirmation of delivery by high-resolution ultrasound imaging of contrast agents.

Abstract

对于乳腺癌的局部导管的治疗提供了潜在的优势,包括有效递送至肿瘤,并降低全身毒性和副作用1,2,3,4,5,6,7。然而,一些挑战依然存在之前这些处理可以更广泛地应用。在合适的动物模型的发展和导管治疗的有效性促进导管内治疗策略对患者的发展。而小鼠乳腺已被广泛地用作乳腺发育和肿瘤的模型系统中,解剖来自人腺不同。较大的动物模型,如兔,可作为乳腺结构和管内治疗开发一个更好的模型。在Contrast小鼠,在十个由导管树木在空间沿体轴分布,在一个单独的乳头每个终止,兔子乳腺更类似于人类腺,具有多个重叠导管系统该出口通过在一个乳头分开的开口。这里,我们提出了试剂的递送微创方法直接进入兔乳腺导管和用于递送本身具有高分辨率超声波成像的可视化。

Introduction

治疗剂的导管内输送已经研究了在啮齿动物模型中和在早期的人体试验3,4,5,6,11,12。最近的I期临床试验证明导管内卡铂或女性乳房等待为浸润癌2治疗导管内聚乙二醇化脂质体阿霉素的安全性和可行性。

对导管内输送以前的协议已被开发用于小鼠和大鼠乳腺6,7,8,9。出于研究目的,导管内的肿瘤细胞注射和癌基因的慢病毒载体递送也已在啮齿动物模型中进行的裁判“> 13,14,15,16,但是, 导管内输送过程的体内模型的理想应允许新的类治疗化合物的发展和促进临床前评估。啮齿动物和人类之间的解剖学差异有复杂的这些翻译学习。

不像小鼠,其中每个管道在一个单独的乳头结束时,人乳腺癌由5至9个独立的导管系统中,每个与奶嘴结束一个单独的开口。兔乳腺怀有四个独立导管系统中,每个分别通过在一个单一的奶头4孔可接触。兔模型更接近人体解剖,并允许导管内给药的研究更相关的情境。

在这里,我们用两种方法来评估导管内交付。的一个共同给予活体染料允许可视化通过皮肤,并提供该方法的一个简单的和快速的确认。对于一些应用,导管的更高分辨率映射可以是优选的。我们在座的管道超声成像协议通过非靶向造影剂的导管内交付。

Protocol

使用动物对象的程序已通过得克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校的机构动物护理和使用委员会。 1.术前准备记录体重每只兔。如同所有的临床前研究,定期监测动物的重量来评估潜在的毒性。 前麻醉兔子,填充的50mL锥形管与可商购的超声凝胶并在500 xg离心旋转30秒;应在离心结束后的凝胶无可见的气泡。 在剂量为0.75毫克/公斤给药格隆皮下注射,剂量为0.1毫克/千克?…

Representative Results

这里,我们表明,对比试剂兔的乳腺导管的导管内输送而不创伤可以实现对组织( 图2)。家兔,四个单独的导管系统会聚在同一乳头,并且因此可以被访问和使用这种方法单独地成像。个别导管开口容易显现;注意箭头标记相邻于图2B中的空心管的第二导管开口。 与线性成像模式不相关的对比试剂的?…

Discussion

可用于超声对比试剂和许多其他的水溶液,包括重要的染料和治疗剂导管内输送到兔的乳腺的此方法。以前的研究已经表明激素17,18,19的导管内交付。在啮齿动物模型中,核酸8的导管内输送,化学治疗6,7和纳米颗粒的载体8,20<…

Divulgations

The authors have nothing to disclose.

Acknowledgements

The authors acknowledge support from a Translational Breast Cancer Research Grant (14-60-26-BROC to AB) from the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the American Association for Cancer Research.

Materials

MicroMarker non-targeted contrast reagent VisualSonics VS-11694
Luer Lock 1mL Syringes BD 309628
Glycopyrrolate 0.2mg/mL Wedgewood Compounding Pharmacy GLYCOP-INJ013VC 6 month shelf life, supply may be limited. 
Atropine Sulfate 0.5 mg/mL Animal Health International 15320764 If glycopyrrolate is unavailable. Not to be combined with glycopyrrolate.
Ketamine HCL 100mg/mL Animal Health International 21250699 http://www.animalhealthinternational.com/
Acepromazine 10mg/mL Animal Health International 17640541
Xylazine 20mg/mL Animal Health International 20101547
Yohimbine 0.2mg/mL Animal Health International 14588965
Hair Removing Cream Veet Sensitive skin solution. Available through local retailers.
Blunt tip infusion needles Sai Infusion Technology B14-50 http://www.sai-infusion.com/collections/blunt-needles
Veterinary Pulse Oximeter EdanUSA VE-H100B http://www.edanusa.com/Product/VE-H100B-Veterinary-Pulse-Oximeter.html
Warm Water Pump Gaymar TP700
Warm Water Blanket Animal Health International 21232696 Maxi-Therm Lite Warming Pads
Ultrasound system VisualSonics Vevo 2100

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