Summary

अलगाव, संवर्धन, और medulloblastoma स्टेम सेल के रखरखाव

Published: September 01, 2010
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Summary

इस प्रोटोकॉल अलगाव, संवर्धन, और medulloblastoma ट्यूमर स्टेम अस्थानिक ध्वनि हाथी मार्ग गतिविधि के साथ उत्परिवर्ती चूहों से ली गई कोशिकाओं के रखरखाव का वर्णन करता है.

Abstract

Brain tumors have been suggested to possess a small population of stem cells that are the root cause of tumorigenesis. Neurosphere assays have been generally adopted to study the nature of neural stem cells, including those derived from normal and tumorous tissues. However, appreciable amounts of differentiation and cell death are common in cultured neurospheres likely due to sub-optimal condition such as accessibility of all cells within sphere aggregates to culture medium.

Medulloblastoma, the most common pediatric CNS tumor, is characterized by its rapid progression and tendency to spread along the entire brain-spinal axis with dismal clinical outcome. Medulloblastoma is a neuroepithelial tumor of the cerebellum, accounting for 20% and 40% of intracranial and posterior fossa tumor in childhood, respectively1. It is now well established that Shh signaling stimulates proliferation of cerebellar granule neuron precursors (CGNPs) during cerebellar development 2-4. Numerous studies using mouse models, in which the Shh pathway is constitutively activated, have linked Shh signaling with medulloblastoma 5-9.

A recent report has shown that a subset of medulloblastoma cells derived from Patched1LacZ/+ mice are cancer stem cells, which are capable of initiating and propogating tumors 10. Here we describe an efficient method to isolate, enrich and maintain tumor stem cells derived from several mouse models of medulloblastoma, with constitutively activated Shh pathway due to a mutation in Smoothened (11, hereon referred as SmoM2), a GPCR that is critical for Shh pathway activation. In every isolated medulloblastoma tissue, we were able to establish numerous highly proliferative colonies. These cells robustly expressed several neural stem cell markers such as Nestin and Sox2, can undergo serial passages (greater than 20) and were clonogenic. While these cultured tumor stem cells were relatively small, often bipoar with high nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio when cultured under conditions favoring stem cell growth, they dramatically altered their morphology, extended multiple cellular processes, flattened and withdrew from the cell cycle upon switching to a cell culture medium supplemented with 10% fetal bovine serum. More importantly, these tumor stem cells differentiated into Tuj1+ or NeuN+ neurons, GFAP+ astrocytes and CNPase+ oligodendrocytes, thus highlighting their multi-potency. Furthermore, these cells were capable of propagating secondary medulloblastomas when orthotopically transplanted into host mice.

Protocol

1. ट्यूमर असर सेरिबैलम के लघु विच्छेदन, ट्यूमर ऊतक और चढ़ाना के पृथक्करण ट्यूमर ऊतक के रिट्रीवल बीमार चूहों असर medulloblastoma अक्सर runted थे, hydrocephaly और पीछे पक्षाघात और जब पलट मुद्रा हासिल विफलता सहित विशिष्?…

Discussion

हम एक कुशल तरीका अलग, समृद्ध और medulloblastoma constitutively सक्रिय हाथी संकेतन के साथ उत्परिवर्ती चूहों से प्राप्त प्राथमिक ट्यूमर ऊतकों से स्टेम कोशिकाओं को बनाए रखने का वर्णन है. हमने पाया है कि सफलतापूर्वक एक स्वस?…

Disclosures

The authors have nothing to disclose.

Acknowledgements

इस अध्ययन Vanderbilt-Ingram कैंसर केंद्र सहायता अनुदान (CA068485 p30), बचपन ब्रेन ट्यूमर फाउंडेशन और राष्ट्रीय स्वास्थ्य संस्थान (NS042205) से अनुदान द्वारा समर्थित किया गया था.

Materials

Material Name Type Company Catalogue Number Comment
Neurobasal medium   Invitrogen 21103049  
hEGF   Invitrogen PHG0311 25ng/ml
bFGF   Invitrogen PHG0023 25ng/ml
N2   Invitrogen 17502048 1X
B27(-RA)   Invitrogen 12587010 1X
Accutase   Invitrogen A1110501 50%
Gelatin   Sigma G1393 0.1%
Glutamine   Invitrogen 25030081 2mM
Primaria dishes   Fisher 087724C  
Sox2 antibody   Millipore MAB4343 Mouse, 1:1000
Nestin antibody   DSHB rat401 Mouse, 1:200
YFP antibody   Molecular Probes A11122 Rabbit, 1:2000
GFAP antibody   Neuromics CH22102 Chicken, 1:1000
Tuj1 antibody   Sigma T5076 Mouse, 1:2000
NeuN antibody   Millipore MAB377 Mouse, 1:2000
CNPase antibody   Millipore MAB326 Mouse, 1:1000

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Huang, X., Ketova, T., LItingtung, Y., Chiang, C. Isolation, Enrichment, and Maintenance of Medulloblastoma Stem Cells. J. Vis. Exp. (43), e2086, doi:10.3791/2086 (2010).

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