Summary

人肝细胞通过一个两步胶原酶灌注过程隔离

Published: September 03, 2013
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Summary

对于人肝细胞的分离的修饰的两步胶原酶灌注过程进行说明。此方法也可应用到其它哺乳动物的肝脏。孤立的肝细胞有很高的产量和活力提供,使他们在诸如肝再生,药代动力学和毒理学领域一个合适的模型进行科学研究。

Abstract

肝脏,具有特殊的再生能力的器官,进行了广泛的功能,如解毒,代谢和内环境稳定。因此,肝细胞的大量的各种研究问题的重要模式。特别是,使用人肝细胞是在药代动力学,毒理学,肝脏再生和转化研究的领域尤其重要。因此,这种方法提出了一个两步胶原酶灌注过程所描述的Seglen 1分离的肝细胞的修改版本。

先前,肝细胞已被分离用机械的方法。然而,酶的方法已被证明是优良的肝细胞分离后保留其结构完整性和功能。本文提出的方法相适应前面对大鼠肝脏对人体肝片,结果在大产量的肝细胞为77±10%生存力的设计方法。主在此过程中不同的是血管cannulization的过程。此外,这里描述的方法也可以应用于从其它物种具有可比性的肝脏或血管体积的肝脏。

Introduction

的肝细胞悬液可以从肝脏通过机械或酶的方法来制备。用于制备全肝细胞的机械方法包括强迫肝脏通过干酪2,摇晃了肝片与玻璃珠在卡恩振动筛3,用玻璃匀浆器搭配宽松杵4,5 等。多年来,机械方法已经跌出有利于因损坏细胞膜和分离肝细胞6,7的功能丧失。因此,利用酶法的是目前对肝细胞的分离的主要方法。

采用酶法肝细胞的分离时,Berry和朋友8经由大鼠门静脉肝脏灌注胶原酶和透明质酸酶大幅提高。此灌注过程中使用的脉管系统,以允许所述酶接触到的大部分细胞紧密接触,从而导致一个增加6倍于肝细胞8的产率。进一步,这种方法产生的细胞保持其结构的完整性,几乎没有变换面内质网中分离成囊泡和无线粒体损伤8。

此方法是由Seglen 1,谁开创了一种两步灌注过程肝细胞分离改性。在此过程中,大鼠肝灌注用的Ca 2 +的缓冲液随后灌注含Ca 2 +1胶原酶缓冲液中。的Ca 2 +的在第一步骤中除去,可以破坏桥粒,而所需的最佳胶原酶活性1,9在第二步骤中添加的Ca 2 +的。

鉴于上述公布的工作已在大鼠进行的,本文的目的是证明可用于肝细胞与来自嗡嗡声高生存能力的隔离的变形过程一个肝脏。利用人体肝细胞仍然是转化研究和验证利用动物模型实验非常重要。在这项研究中使用人类肝片通过人体组织和细胞研究基金会,国家控股的非营利基金会10收购与治理同意。经过病理学家删除什么需要诊断,肝片是从剩余的组织收集。由病理切片关组织形态是肝切除后的切缘获得的健康组织。

Protocol

1。灌注和隔离溶液的制备制备所需的肝片和肝细胞,根据表1中的隔离的灌注的解决方案。溶液可以贮存于4℃直至使用。 无菌过滤器使用的是0.22微米的过滤器的所有解决方案。 所有的解决方案,它们与肝脏接触应该是无菌的。 2。灌注设备和解决方案的研制应设置该设备的肝片的灌注, 如图1。 水浴应设置?…

Representative Results

灌注设置所需的肝灌注的设备应根据图1进行设定。 生存能力和人离体肝细胞的产量人离体肝细胞的平均存活率为77±10%和肝细胞的平均收益率为13±11000000肝细胞/克肝,与表达的价值观为平均值±标准偏差。肝细胞隔离的数量进行了获取这些平均值是648隔离开展了1999年1月至2012年12。 适合灌注参数<p class="…

Discussion

该协议将导致人肝细胞具有较高的可行性和纯度的隔离。为了达到这些效果,它开始与适当的一块肝脏是重要的。这件作品肝应该有完整的Glisson囊在所有表面除1切面。另一个重要的因素是特定批次胶原酶使用,因为不同批次可能导致消化11后在肝细胞的存活率显着差异。因此,胶原酶不同批次应进行测试并产生肝细胞具有最佳活力批次应在大量获得。最后,合适的消化时间具有基于获得?…

Disclosures

The authors have nothing to disclose.

Acknowledgements

这项工作成为可能,人类组织和细胞研究基金会,这使得可用于研究人体组织。和Hepacult有限公司从德国联邦教育与研究(:虚拟肝络,授权号码0315759补助金名)收到对这项工作的财政支持。我们还要感谢从Grosshadern医院组织库的技术助理的肝脏样本,并从细胞分离核心设备的技术助理的集合进行肝脏灌注和肝细胞分离。特别是,我们要感谢NataljaLöwen酒店为展示在视频这个程序。最后,我们要感谢NataljaLöwen酒店和Edeltraud同时,Hanesch在视频的示意图创建插图图1和数字。

Materials

Name of Reagent/Material Company Catalog Number Comments
Bubble trap Gaßner Glastechnik    
Glass jacketed condenser Gaßner Glastechnik    
41 °C Water bath Julabo 35723-H24/EG  
37 °C Water bath GFL 1083  
Compressed gas cylinder (95 % O2/5 % CO2) Linde    
Gas permeable tubing Neolab 2-4440  
Peristaltic pump Ismatec IP65  
Scalpel Feather 320010  
Forceps Omnilab 5171014  
Conical flasks 1 L Schott Duran 2121654  
Conical flasks 5 L Schott Duran 2121673  
Beakers Schott Duran 2110654  
200 ml centrifuge tubes Becton Dickinson 352075  
Crystallizing dish Omnilab 5144063  
Curved irrigation cannulae with ball tips Ernst Kratz GmbH 1464LL/ 1465LL A+B/ 1472LL  
Micro vascular clamps Ernst Kratz GmbH    
Büchner funnel Carl Roth HT38.1  
Nylon mesh 210 μm Neolab 4-1413  
Nylon mesh 70 μm Neolab 4-1419  
0.22 μm sterile filters Peske 99505  
500 ml bottles Schott Duran 2180144  
1 L bottles Schott Duran 2180154  
Hemocytometer Peske 06-0001  
1.5 ml tubes Eppendorf 0030 120,086  
50 ml conical tubes BD Biosciences 352070  
Ice bucket Neolab 1508454  
Sterile Pasteur pipettes Brand 747715  
Motorised pipette filler (Pipette boy acu) Integra 155017  
Refridgerated centrifuge Eppendorf 5810R  
Laminar flow Kendro Hera safe-KS9  
Aspirator (Low-flow surgical suction pump) Atmos C361  
Laboratory Gas Burner Integra Fire Boy eco  
Disposable laboratory coat Paperlynen GmbH MD0202414  
Surgical mask with visor Kimberly-Clark 48247  
Surgical hood Barrier 42072  
Latex gloves Semper Care CE0321  
Collagenase (Batch number NB 4G) Serva 17465  
Calcium chloride dihydrate Merck 2382  
EGTA Sigma E4378  
Sodium chloride Roth 9265.2  
Hepes Roth 9105.3  
Potassium chloride Serva 26868  
Albumin Biomol 01400-2  
Glucose Serva 22700  
Sodium hydrogen carbonate Serva 30180  
0.4% Trypan blue solution Lonza 17-942E  
Cold storage solution Hepacult GmbH    

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Lee, S. M., Schelcher, C., Demmel, M., Hauner, M., Thasler, W. E. Isolation of Human Hepatocytes by a Two-step Collagenase Perfusion Procedure. J. Vis. Exp. (79), e50615, doi:10.3791/50615 (2013).

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