Summary

从老鼠血液通过大隐静脉和心脏穿刺“

Published: August 23, 2007
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Summary

抽血是在大量研究的必要,例如,研究化合物的药代动力学轮廓。在这里,我们展示了如何绘制血液从大鼠使用两种技术:从大隐静脉或心脏穿刺抽血。

Abstract

绘制从啮齿类动物的血液,是必要的,无论在体外和体内研究的大量。网站绘制的血液是在啮齿类动物中数不胜数:眼窝窦,颈内静脉,上颌静脉,大隐静脉,心脏。每种技术都有其优点和缺点,和一些在一些国家没有批准任何更多的(例如,在荷兰的眼窝平)。讨论抽血不同的技术可用1-3。在这里,我们目前从老鼠的血液,两种技术各有其特定的应用程序。

从大隐静脉抽血,只要做得好,诱导动物最小的窘迫和不需要麻醉。这种技术可以反复吸引了少量的血,如需要4,5药代动力学研究,确定等离子体化学,或血球计数6。

心脏穿刺可收集大量的血液从单一的动物(最多10毫升血液,可以从一个150克的老鼠绘制)。因此,这种技术是非常有用的,作为一个终端程序,吸取血隐时将无法提供足够大的样本。我们用心脏穿刺,当我们需要从具体的增长在体外培养 4-9的T淋巴细胞的线条大鼠应变足够数量的血清。

Protocol

从老鼠血液通过大隐静脉和心脏穿刺“ 注 :所有的程序必须由研究所的动物护理和使用委员会批准。 1。从大隐静脉抽血执行此过程无需麻醉,需要两个人,一个人处理的大鼠,并执行平局。 走出一条毛巾,一个圆锥体或鼠与灭鼠处理手套,留下一个后肢暴露。 剃须电动微调的腿后面,直到大隐静脉可见。剃须一个足够大的?…

Discussion

吸取大隐静脉的血液,是一种方便的方法得到少量的血,不需麻醉。如果需要重复抽样,检查法规,以确保您不画从一个老鼠太多血。

绘图血液由心脏穿刺是一种方便的方式来获得大量的血液,但是这是一个终端程序。被安乐死的动物必须在抽血结束。

这些技术(如活的动物所有的技术),应首先做一名兽医或兽医技术员,谁就能以评估动物是妥善处理,并不会受到不必要的痛苦和/或遇险的存在。

Materials

Material Name Type Company Catalogue Number Comment
Needle 20G 1/2 Tool Becton Dickinson 305176 For puncturing the saphenous vein
Microvette 300 Tool Sarstedt 20.1308.100 To collect blood from the saphenous vein
Electric trimmer Tool Braintree CLP-32130  
Needle 23 G 1 Tool Becton Dickinson 305145 For cardiac puncture
5 ml plastic syringe, slip tip Tool Fisher 14-826-12 For cardiac puncture

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Beeton, C., Garcia, A., Chandy, K. G. Drawing Blood from Rats through the Saphenous Vein and by Cardiac Puncture. J. Vis. Exp. (7), e266, doi:10.3791/266 (2007).

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