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目的 了解大鼠表皮干细胞(ESC)与几丁质膜共同构建皮肤组织工程覆盖物的可行性.方法 采用冷消化法和Ⅳ型胶原贴壁法分离培养大鼠ESC.倒置显微镜观察细胞生长情况,激光共聚焦显微镜检测其DNA和RNA表达,澳玛蓝比色法测定ESC生长曲线,流式细胞仪检测ESC表面标志物CD29、CD71、CD49d和CD34,免疫组织化学法测定细胞角蛋白15(CK15)、CK19和P63阳性表达.检测不同倍比稀释几丁质膜浸出液对细胞的影响,并设常规培养为对照组;观察ESC在载体上的生长情况.结果 分离培养的细胞经鉴定确认为ESC,细胞倍增时间为48 h.其表面标志物CD29,CD49d为阳性,CD71、CD34为阴性;CK15、CK19、P63为阳性.几丁质膜浸出液培养的细胞与对照组比较,在1:8~1:512等比稀释时,有轻微的促细胞增殖作用但差异无统计学意义(P>0.05).ESC在几丁质膜上培养2~4周时,肉眼可见棋盘样细胞集落,显微镜下见大量ESC在纤维上增殖.结论 几丁质膜可以作为ESC的培养载体,两者有较好的生物相容性.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the feasibility of constructing a skin tissue engineering cover-ing on chitinous membrane using rat epidermal stem cells (ESCs). Methods Rat ESCs were isolated and cultured by cold digestive method and collagen type Ⅳ adherent method. Cell colonies were observed with in-verted microscope. Expressions of DNA and RNA of ESCs were detected with laser scanning confocal micro-scope. Growth curves of cells were determined with Alamar BlueTM colorimetric method. Expressions of sur-face markers of ESCs (CD29, CD71, CD49d, and CD34) were detected with flow cytometer. Positive expres-sions of CK15, CK19, and P63 of ESCs were determined by immunohistochemistry. Influence of original chi-tinous membrane leachate in different dilutions on ESCs was observed. Condition of growth of ESCs on the ve-hicle was observed. Results Isolated cultured cells were verified as ESCs, of which the doubling generation time was 48 hs. CD29 and CD49d were positive;CD71 and CD34 were negative;CKi9, CK15, and P63 were positive. Compared with that of control group, ESCs cultured in chitinous membrane leachate showed slight cell proliferation when diluted to 1:8-1:512 dilutions, but there was no statistically significant difference (P>0.05). The checkerboard-form cell colonies of ESCs could be visualized with naked eyes on the chi-tinous membrane in 2-4 weeks of culture. A multitude of ESCs were seen to grow on fibres under microscope. Conclusions Chitinous membrane may be used as ESCs culture vehicle, and biological compatibility is good.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the feasibility of constructing a skin tissue engineering cover-ing on chitinous membrane using rat epidermal stem cells (ESCs). Methods Rat ESCs were isolated and cultured by cold digestive method and collagen type Ⅳ adherent method. Cell colonies were observed with in-verted microscope. Expressions of DNA and RNA of ESCs were detected with laser scanning confocal micro-scope. Growth curves of cells were determined with Alamar BlueTM colorimetric method. Expressions of sur-face markers of ESCs (CD29, CD71, CD49d, and CD34) were detected with flow cytometer. Positive expres-sions of CK15, CK19, and P63 of ESCs were determined by immunohistochemistry. Influence of original chi-tinous membrane leachate in different dilutions on ESCs was observed. Condition of growth of ESCs on the ve-hicle was observed. Results Isolated cultured cells were verified as ESCs, of which the doubling generation time was 48 hs. CD29 and CD49d were positive;CD71 and CD34 were negative;CKi9, CK15, and P63 were positive. Compared with that of control group, ESCs cultured in chitinous membrane leachate showed slight cell proliferation when diluted to 1:8-1:512 dilutions, but there was no statistically significant difference (P>0.05). The checkerboard-form cell colonies of ESCs could be visualized with naked eyes on the chi-tinous membrane in 2-4 weeks of culture. A multitude of ESCs were seen to grow on fibres under microscope. Conclusions Chitinous membrane may be used as ESCs culture vehicle, and biological compatibility is good.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the feasibility of constructing a skin tissue engineering cover-ing on chitinous membrane using rat epidermal stem cells (ESCs). Methods Rat ESCs were isolated and cultured by cold digestive method and collagen type Ⅳ adherent method. Cell colonies were observed with in-verted microscope. Expressions of DNA and RNA of ESCs were detected with laser scanning confocal micro-scope. Growth curves of cells were determined with Alamar BlueTM colorimetric method. Expressions of sur-face markers of ESCs (CD29, CD71, CD49d, and CD34) were detected with flow cytometer. Positive expres-sions of CK15, CK19, and P63 of ESCs were determined by immunohistochemistry. Influence of original chi-tinous membrane leachate in different dilutions on ESCs was observed. Condition of growth of ESCs on the ve-hicle was observed. Results Isolated cultured cells were verified as ESCs, of which the doubling generation time was 48 hs. CD29 and CD49d were positive;CD71 and CD34 were negative;CKi9, CK15, and P63 were positive. Compared with that of control group, ESCs cultured in chitinous membrane leachate showed slight cell proliferation when diluted to 1:8-1:512 dilutions, but there was no statistically significant difference (P>0.05). The checkerboard-form cell colonies of ESCs could be visualized with naked eyes on the chi-tinous membrane in 2-4 weeks of culture. A multitude of ESCs were seen to grow on fibres under microscope. Conclusions Chitinous membrane may be used as ESCs culture vehicle, and biological compatibility is good.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the feasibility of constructing a skin tissue engineering cover-ing on chitinous membrane using rat epidermal stem cells (ESCs). Methods Rat ESCs were isolated and cultured by cold digestive method and collagen type Ⅳ adherent method. Cell colonies were observed with in-verted microscope. Expressions of DNA and RNA of ESCs were detected with laser scanning confocal micro-scope. Growth curves of cells were determined with Alamar BlueTM colorimetric method. Expressions of sur-face markers of ESCs (CD29, CD71, CD49d, and CD34) were detected with flow cytometer. Positive expres-sions of CK15, CK19, and P63 of ESCs were determined by immunohistochemistry. Influence of original chi-tinous membrane leachate in different dilutions on ESCs was observed. Condition of growth of ESCs on the ve-hicle was observed. Results Isolated cultured cells were verified as ESCs, of which the doubling generation time was 48 hs. CD29 and CD49d were positive;CD71 and CD34 were negative;CKi9, CK15, and P63 were positive. Compared with that of control group, ESCs cultured in chitinous membrane leachate showed slight cell proliferation when diluted to 1:8-1:512 dilutions, but there was no statistically significant difference (P>0.05). The checkerboard-form cell colonies of ESCs could be visualized with naked eyes on the chi-tinous membrane in 2-4 weeks of culture. A multitude of ESCs were seen to grow on fibres under microscope. Conclusions Chitinous membrane may be used as ESCs culture vehicle, and biological compatibility is good.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the feasibility of constructing a skin tissue engineering cover-ing on chitinous membrane using rat epidermal stem cells (ESCs). Methods Rat ESCs were isolated and cultured by cold digestive method and collagen type Ⅳ adherent method. Cell colonies were observed with in-verted microscope. Expressions of DNA and RNA of ESCs were detected with laser scanning confocal micro-scope. Growth curves of cells were determined with Alamar BlueTM colorimetric method. Expressions of sur-face markers of ESCs (CD29, CD71, CD49d, and CD34) were detected with flow cytometer. Positive expres-sions of CK15, CK19, and P63 of ESCs were determined by immunohistochemistry. Influence of original chi-tinous membrane leachate in different dilutions on ESCs was observed. Condition of growth of ESCs on the ve-hicle was observed. Results Isolated cultured cells were verified as ESCs, of which the doubling generation time was 48 hs. CD29 and CD49d were positive;CD71 and CD34 were negative;CKi9, CK15, and P63 were positive. Compared with that of control group, ESCs cultured in chitinous membrane leachate showed slight cell proliferation when diluted to 1:8-1:512 dilutions, but there was no statistically significant difference (P>0.05). The checkerboard-form cell colonies of ESCs could be visualized with naked eyes on the chi-tinous membrane in 2-4 weeks of culture. A multitude of ESCs were seen to grow on fibres under microscope. Conclusions Chitinous membrane may be used as ESCs culture vehicle, and biological compatibility is good.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the feasibility of constructing a skin tissue engineering cover-ing on chitinous membrane using rat epidermal stem cells (ESCs). Methods Rat ESCs were isolated and cultured by cold digestive method and collagen type Ⅳ adherent method. Cell colonies were observed with in-verted microscope. Expressions of DNA and RNA of ESCs were detected with laser scanning confocal micro-scope. Growth curves of cells were determined with Alamar BlueTM colorimetric method. Expressions of sur-face markers of ESCs (CD29, CD71, CD49d, and CD34) were detected with flow cytometer. Positive expres-sions of CK15, CK19, and P63 of ESCs were determined by immunohistochemistry. Influence of original chi-tinous membrane leachate in different dilutions on ESCs was observed. Condition of growth of ESCs on the ve-hicle was observed. Results Isolated cultured cells were verified as ESCs, of which the doubling generation time was 48 hs. CD29 and CD49d were positive;CD71 and CD34 were negative;CKi9, CK15, and P63 were positive. Compared with that of control group, ESCs cultured in chitinous membrane leachate showed slight cell proliferation when diluted to 1:8-1:512 dilutions, but there was no statistically significant difference (P>0.05). The checkerboard-form cell colonies of ESCs could be visualized with naked eyes on the chi-tinous membrane in 2-4 weeks of culture. A multitude of ESCs were seen to grow on fibres under microscope. Conclusions Chitinous membrane may be used as ESCs culture vehicle, and biological compatibility is good.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the feasibility of constructing a skin tissue engineering cover-ing on chitinous membrane using rat epidermal stem cells (ESCs). Methods Rat ESCs were isolated and cultured by cold digestive method and collagen type Ⅳ adherent method. Cell colonies were observed with in-verted microscope. Expressions of DNA and RNA of ESCs were detected with laser scanning confocal micro-scope. Growth curves of cells were determined with Alamar BlueTM colorimetric method. Expressions of sur-face markers of ESCs (CD29, CD71, CD49d, and CD34) were detected with flow cytometer. Positive expres-sions of CK15, CK19, and P63 of ESCs were determined by immunohistochemistry. Influence of original chi-tinous membrane leachate in different dilutions on ESCs was observed. Condition of growth of ESCs on the ve-hicle was observed. Results Isolated cultured cells were verified as ESCs, of which the doubling generation time was 48 hs. CD29 and CD49d were positive;CD71 and CD34 were negative;CKi9, CK15, and P63 were positive. Compared with that of control group, ESCs cultured in chitinous membrane leachate showed slight cell proliferation when diluted to 1:8-1:512 dilutions, but there was no statistically significant difference (P>0.05). The checkerboard-form cell colonies of ESCs could be visualized with naked eyes on the chi-tinous membrane in 2-4 weeks of culture. A multitude of ESCs were seen to grow on fibres under microscope. Conclusions Chitinous membrane may be used as ESCs culture vehicle, and biological compatibility is good.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the feasibility of constructing a skin tissue engineering cover-ing on chitinous membrane using rat epidermal stem cells (ESCs). Methods Rat ESCs were isolated and cultured by cold digestive method and collagen type Ⅳ adherent method. Cell colonies were observed with in-verted microscope. Expressions of DNA and RNA of ESCs were detected with laser scanning confocal micro-scope. Growth curves of cells were determined with Alamar BlueTM colorimetric method. Expressions of sur-face markers of ESCs (CD29, CD71, CD49d, and CD34) were detected with flow cytometer. Positive expres-sions of CK15, CK19, and P63 of ESCs were determined by immunohistochemistry. Influence of original chi-tinous membrane leachate in different dilutions on ESCs was observed. Condition of growth of ESCs on the ve-hicle was observed. Results Isolated cultured cells were verified as ESCs, of which the doubling generation time was 48 hs. CD29 and CD49d were positive;CD71 and CD34 were negative;CKi9, CK15, and P63 were positive. Compared with that of control group, ESCs cultured in chitinous membrane leachate showed slight cell proliferation when diluted to 1:8-1:512 dilutions, but there was no statistically significant difference (P>0.05). The checkerboard-form cell colonies of ESCs could be visualized with naked eyes on the chi-tinous membrane in 2-4 weeks of culture. A multitude of ESCs were seen to grow on fibres under microscope. Conclusions Chitinous membrane may be used as ESCs culture vehicle, and biological compatibility is good.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the feasibility of constructing a skin tissue engineering cover-ing on chitinous membrane using rat epidermal stem cells (ESCs). Methods Rat ESCs were isolated and cultured by cold digestive method and collagen type Ⅳ adherent method. Cell colonies were observed with in-verted microscope. Expressions of DNA and RNA of ESCs were detected with laser scanning confocal micro-scope. Growth curves of cells were determined with Alamar BlueTM colorimetric method. Expressions of sur-face markers of ESCs (CD29, CD71, CD49d, and CD34) were detected with flow cytometer. Positive expres-sions of CK15, CK19, and P63 of ESCs were determined by immunohistochemistry. Influence of original chi-tinous membrane leachate in different dilutions on ESCs was observed. Condition of growth of ESCs on the ve-hicle was observed. Results Isolated cultured cells were verified as ESCs, of which the doubling generation time was 48 hs. CD29 and CD49d were positive;CD71 and CD34 were negative;CKi9, CK15, and P63 were positive. Compared with that of control group, ESCs cultured in chitinous membrane leachate showed slight cell proliferation when diluted to 1:8-1:512 dilutions, but there was no statistically significant difference (P>0.05). The checkerboard-form cell colonies of ESCs could be visualized with naked eyes on the chi-tinous membrane in 2-4 weeks of culture. A multitude of ESCs were seen to grow on fibres under microscope. Conclusions Chitinous membrane may be used as ESCs culture vehicle, and biological compatibility is good.  相似文献   

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