中华创伤骨科杂志
中華創傷骨科雜誌
중화창상골과잡지
CHINESE JOURNAL OF ORTHOPAEDIC TRAUMA
2012年
7期
608-613
,共6页
刘宪民%杜明昌%刘松波%王琪%田竞%陈语%项良碧%王洋
劉憲民%杜明昌%劉鬆波%王琪%田競%陳語%項良碧%王洋
류헌민%두명창%류송파%왕기%전경%진어%항량벽%왕양
膝关节%软骨%关节%干细胞移植%细胞骨架
膝關節%軟骨%關節%榦細胞移植%細胞骨架
슬관절%연골%관절%간세포이식%세포골가
Knee joint%Cartilage%articular%Stem cell transplantation%Cytoskeleton
目的 探讨可缓释诱导因子支架的制备及一期获取自体脂肪来源干细胞(ADSCs)修复猪膝关节软骨缺损的可行性.方法 利用冷冻干燥技术制备冻干缓释支架,应用Elisa方法检测支架缓释诱导因子[转化生长因子- TGF-β2 (TGF-β2)、胰岛素样生长因子-1(IGF-1)]的浓度.采用密度梯度离心法分离获取猪ADSCs,取2个细胞支架复合体,体外培养3周后观察细胞在支架内的分布情况及软骨外基质的Ⅱ型胶原和蛋白聚糖的分泌情况.制备猪膝关节7 mm×7 mm正方形软骨缺损,同时一期获取足量ADSCs并与支架复合后一期植入缺损部位,观察软骨缺损的修复效果(实验组);以猪膝关节微骨折处理作为对照组,每组3只猪.实验动物于术后2、4个月取材,行大体观察及组织学观察.结果 冻干缓释支架在体外可以缓慢释放诱导因子,释放浓度未呈现迅速下降趋势.体外培养3周后ADSCs在支架内分布广泛、均匀,软骨特异性指标Ⅱ型胶原及蛋白聚糖呈阳性表达.实验组术后2个月有部分透明软骨修复,术后4个月缺损区被软骨组织样填充修复;HE染色显示有典型的透明软骨结构,但细胞密度较正常软骨组织高.对照组关节软骨缺损未能修复,表面充填纤维组织.结论 一期可获取足量用于移植的ADSCs,ADSCs复合在具有诱导分化功能的支架上后可以向软骨细胞分化,从而修复猪膝关节软骨缺损.
目的 探討可緩釋誘導因子支架的製備及一期穫取自體脂肪來源榦細胞(ADSCs)脩複豬膝關節軟骨缺損的可行性.方法 利用冷凍榦燥技術製備凍榦緩釋支架,應用Elisa方法檢測支架緩釋誘導因子[轉化生長因子- TGF-β2 (TGF-β2)、胰島素樣生長因子-1(IGF-1)]的濃度.採用密度梯度離心法分離穫取豬ADSCs,取2箇細胞支架複閤體,體外培養3週後觀察細胞在支架內的分佈情況及軟骨外基質的Ⅱ型膠原和蛋白聚糖的分泌情況.製備豬膝關節7 mm×7 mm正方形軟骨缺損,同時一期穫取足量ADSCs併與支架複閤後一期植入缺損部位,觀察軟骨缺損的脩複效果(實驗組);以豬膝關節微骨摺處理作為對照組,每組3隻豬.實驗動物于術後2、4箇月取材,行大體觀察及組織學觀察.結果 凍榦緩釋支架在體外可以緩慢釋放誘導因子,釋放濃度未呈現迅速下降趨勢.體外培養3週後ADSCs在支架內分佈廣汎、均勻,軟骨特異性指標Ⅱ型膠原及蛋白聚糖呈暘性錶達.實驗組術後2箇月有部分透明軟骨脩複,術後4箇月缺損區被軟骨組織樣填充脩複;HE染色顯示有典型的透明軟骨結構,但細胞密度較正常軟骨組織高.對照組關節軟骨缺損未能脩複,錶麵充填纖維組織.結論 一期可穫取足量用于移植的ADSCs,ADSCs複閤在具有誘導分化功能的支架上後可以嚮軟骨細胞分化,從而脩複豬膝關節軟骨缺損.
목적 탐토가완석유도인자지가적제비급일기획취자체지방래원간세포(ADSCs)수복저슬관절연골결손적가행성.방법 이용냉동간조기술제비동간완석지가,응용Elisa방법검측지가완석유도인자[전화생장인자- TGF-β2 (TGF-β2)、이도소양생장인자-1(IGF-1)]적농도.채용밀도제도리심법분리획취저ADSCs,취2개세포지가복합체,체외배양3주후관찰세포재지가내적분포정황급연골외기질적Ⅱ형효원화단백취당적분비정황.제비저슬관절7 mm×7 mm정방형연골결손,동시일기획취족량ADSCs병여지가복합후일기식입결손부위,관찰연골결손적수복효과(실험조);이저슬관절미골절처리작위대조조,매조3지저.실험동물우술후2、4개월취재,행대체관찰급조직학관찰.결과 동간완석지가재체외가이완만석방유도인자,석방농도미정현신속하강추세.체외배양3주후ADSCs재지가내분포엄범、균균,연골특이성지표Ⅱ형효원급단백취당정양성표체.실험조술후2개월유부분투명연골수복,술후4개월결손구피연골조직양전충수복;HE염색현시유전형적투명연골결구,단세포밀도교정상연골조직고.대조조관절연골결손미능수복,표면충전섬유조직.결론 일기가획취족량용우이식적ADSCs,ADSCs복합재구유유도분화공능적지가상후가이향연골세포분화,종이수복저슬관절연골결손.
Objective To investigate the feasibility of repairing at one stage defects of porcine articular cartilage of the knee with autologous adipose-derived stem cells (ADSCs) and collagen Ⅰ scaffolds with slow-release inducing factors.Methods We first made collagen Ⅰ scaffolds with slow-release inducing factors using freeze drying technology.The concentrations of slow-release inducing factors(transformation growth factor-β2,insulin-like growth factor-l) were evaluated by Elisa.The porcine ADSCs,obtained by density gradient centrifugation,were seeded onto the collagen Ⅰ scaffolds with slow-release inducing factors for in vitro culture for 3 weeks to observe the cellular distribution and secretion of type Ⅱ collagen and aggrecan within the scaffold.Porcine models of full thickness defects of the knee articular cartilage were created,7 ×7mm in size.ADSCs and collagen Ⅰ scaffolds were implanted into the cartilage defects in the experimental group (3 pigs) while micro-fractures were made in the subchondral bone and treated with absorbable membranes in the control group (3 pigs).Gross observation and histological analyses were conducted 2 and 4months after operation to assess defect healing in the 2 groups.Results The inducing factors were slowly released in the scaffolds with slowly reduced concentrations.The ADSCs distributed extensively and expressions of type Ⅱ collagen and aggrecan were observed in the scaffolds after 3-week in vitro culture.In the experimental group,edges of the articular cartilage defects were filled with reparative hyaline cartilage after 2 months,and the whole defects were repaired by the hyaline cartilage 4 months later.HE staining showed typical cartilaginous structure in the repaired area,though its cellular density was higher than in the normal cartilage.In the control group,defects were not repaired but filled with fibrous tissue.Conclusions Enough autologous porcine ADSCs can be obtained at one stage for implantation.ADSCs seeded onto the collagen Ⅰ scaffolds with slow-release inducing factors may be differentiated into chondrocytes to repair porcine articular cartilage defects.