Summary

小鸡前OVO文化前OVO CAM含量:它是如何真正起作用

Published: November 30, 2009
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Summary

鸡胚绒毛尿囊膜(CAM)是一个独特的,自然免疫缺陷的支持文化环境研究血管生成和肿瘤发生。此视频文章演示了在鸡的不同步骤<em>前OVO</em>企业文化,潜在的血管生成的物质和成功接种肿瘤细胞和组织上的CAM表面的应用程序。

Abstract

在繁殖初期的鸡蛋之间在体外和体内系统,并提供了血管的测试环境,不仅要研究血管生成,但更要研究肿瘤的发生。后的鸡胚绒毛尿囊膜(CAM)的发展,其血管网络可以轻松地访问,操纵和观察,因此对血管生成的实验提供了一个最佳设置。由于淋巴系统没有完全开发的后期阶段,直到孵化,鸡胚作为一个能够维持无特定物种的限制嫁接的组织和细胞的自然免疫缺陷的主机。除了培育发展异体和异种移植,CAM血管网络提供了一个独特的支持性环境对肿瘤细胞的血管内,传播和血管逮捕和被逮捕细胞渗出,形成微转移灶的一个仓库里。

实验目的,在最近期的研究CAM暴露切割通过蛋壳的一个窗口,并进行了实验在 OVO无障碍CAM和效果的观察和照片文件的可能性,造成很大的局限性。当鸡胚无壳培养使用1-4,提供了无实验细节,如果在所有出版,这些文化的存活率低。我们精制的鸡胚前OVO文化的方法显着引进的鸡蛋含量的合理控制挤压。这些当然OVO文化,加强无障碍CAM和鸡胚,使容易在体内影响的文件,并促进胚胎的实验操作。这使得大量的科学问题进行了成功的应用:(1)作为改善血管生成的实验5,6,(2)实验设立便利注射鸡胚眼7-9的玻璃体,(3)作为一个测试环境中传播和血管内的分散维持移植成功和肢芽鸡和小鼠13以及文化作为一种改进系统 ​​肿瘤细胞从细胞接种于CAM 10-12线,(4(5)嫁接,繁殖,重新嫁接坚实的原发肿瘤组织活检获得表面上的CAM 14)为。

在这个视频文章中,我们描述了建立一个精致的小鸡前OVO文化和CAM与存活率的检测,50%以上。除了 ​​我们提供了一个一步一步前OVO文化的科学应用的大量成功应用的示范。


丹尼尔Dohle,苏珊D.婆娑,和塞巴斯蒂安Gustmann同等贡献这项研究。

Protocol

所有的设备和试剂必须购买无菌或需要加热或蒸汽消毒或用70%乙醇消毒。 作者状态,对动物的实验是根据欧洲共同体理事会指令(86/609/EEC),美国国立卫生研究院的机构动物所规定的实验程序和法规的动物护理和使用准则保养和使用委员会(IACUC)在杜伊斯堡 – 埃森大学(德国)。 第1部分:蛋孵化受精卵可存储长达一个星期在13 ° C。 鸡…

Discussion

创新或只是另一个小鸡文化协议?

1-4与前壳的文化协议鸡胚的总生存率分别为低,例如CA。 30%1。此视频文章中所述的成品前OVO文化协议,相反,允许超过50%的生存率。 OVO文化经典相比鸡胚 OVO文化,大大方便了CAM和鸡胚的无障碍,使他们的实验操作和连续监测。这种文化的方法,可用于各种广泛的应用,增强血管生成</s…

Acknowledgements

作者想感谢优秀的技术援助和教授Ruebben J. Kueper J. Wittschier慷慨地提供肿瘤物质。

Materials

Material Name Tipo Company Catalogue Number Comment
Fertilized Eggs Animal Söries Trockels, Germany    
Mice Animal Charles Rivers Laboratories    
Incubator Type 3000 with rotating egg tray Tools Siepmann GmbH Germany 9503 Maintain at 37°C with relative humidity set above 60%
Egg incubator BSS 160 Tools Grumbach, Germany 8101 Maintain at 37-387deg;C with relative humidity set above 60%
PBS Reagent Sigma   PBS should be cold (> 4°C) and sterile
Dulbecco’s modified eagle’s medium Reagent Sigma D 6429 DMEM culture medium
Leibovitz’s L-15 Medium Reagent Invitrogen 31415-029 here: collection medium for tumor samples
Tumor cell -specific medium Reagent Sigma   each research group should use the medium they culture their tumors cells in or common culture media, e.g. Leibovitz’s Medium or Dulbecco’s modified eagle’s medium
supplemented with 15% fetal bovine serum (FBS), 4mM L-glutamine and 50 μM insulin
70% EtOH Reagent Sigma    
Magnetic stir bar, triangled 80 mm Tool VWR 442-0391 A triangled magnetic stir bar serves well to crack the eggs shell.
Forceps DUMONT #5 Tool Fine Science Tools 11252-30 bevelled very fine shanks (0.05 mm x 0.02 mm tip)
Forceps DUMONT #7 Tool Fine Science Tools 11271-30 curved shanks (0.07 mm x 0.10 mm tip)
Spring scissors, straight, 8cm Tool Fine Science Tools 15000-00 fine, small straight blades
Fine Iris scissors, straight Tool Fine Science Tools 14094-11 Use to cut our the CAM
Standard scissors, straight, sharp/blunt Tool Fine Science Tools 14007-14 Use for decapitation or cervical dislocation
microliter syringe 1702 TLLX, 25 μl Tool Hamilton 80222 Use for injection into the vitreous
Hamilton 33-G needle (15 mm) Tool Fine Science Tools 18073-15 Use for injection into the vitreous
Sterile scalpels Tool     Use for dissecting tumor samples
Small drain spoon Tool Geuder, Germany 15758 Use to transfer of small chick embryos
Wax board with fixing pins Tool Self made   Use to fix of animals for dissection
Petri dishes 60 x 15 mm Tool Greiner 628102  
Petri dishes 92 x 16 mm Tool Sarstedt 82.1472  
Sterile Petri dish 100 x 20 mm Tool Greiner 664160 extra deep, with spacers for ventilation
Beaker Tool     300-600 ml
FALCON tubes Tool FALCON   15 ml and 50 ml
Eppendorf tubes Tool Eppendorf   1.5 ml and 2 ml
1ml pipette tips Tool     Use to cut plastic rings for application of substances / cells
Peripheral venous catheter (PVL) Tool Viggo®   Use to cut silicon rings from the tube for application of substances / cells
Pipettes and tips Tool Eppendorf / Abimed    
Autoclaved folded Filters 595 1/2, 110 mm diameter Tool Schleicher & Schuell 311643 Carrier, which caused least irritation of the CAM; used in the paper
PTFE-Pledget, non resorbing, 6,3 x 152.4 x 1.6 mm Tool santec-medical REF 277, LOT 832/511-1 Carrier; caused false positive results
Hxdroxyethylcellulose Tylose H 100000 Reagent     Carrier mixed with Kollidon 17 PF; caused false positive results
Kollidon 17 PF Reagent BASF S30200 mixed with Hydroxyethylcellulose; caused false positive results
Collagen Biomatrix TissuDura Tool Baxter Healthcare S.A. REF B2246000999999 Carrier; caused false positive results
Round glass cover slips, 11 mm Tool Assistent Germany 1001/0011 Carrier; causes false positive results
Bovine Collagen Sponge Tool Wyeth   Carrier; caused false positive results
Resodont Absorbable Collagen Membrane Tool Resorba Woundcare Germany LOT 280303 Carrier; caused false positive results
Non-Woven Swabs Tool Fink & Walter GmbH REF 328132 Carrier; caused false positive results

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Dohle, D. S., Pasa, S. D., Gustmann, S., Laub, M., Wissler, J. H., Jennissen, H. P., Dünker, N. Chick ex ovo Culture and ex ovo CAM Assay: How it Really Works. J. Vis. Exp. (33), e1620, doi:10.3791/1620 (2009).

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