THE USE OF FIBRIN HYDROGELS TO PROMOTE SALIVARY GLAND REGENERATION
使用纤维蛋白水凝胶促进唾液腺再生
基本信息
- 批准号:9428224
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 9.16万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2012-07-16 至 2018-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Acinar CellAftercareAgonistAutoimmune DiseasesAwardBiomedical EngineeringBlood VesselsC10Cancer EtiologyCell LineCell PolarityCell SeparationCell SurvivalCell physiologyCellsClinicalConditioned Culture MediaDimensionsDrynessDuctal Epithelial CellEGF geneEctodermal DysplasiaEndothelial CellsEngineeringEnvironmentExtracellular MatrixFGF10 geneFGF2 geneFibrinFunctional disorderFundingFunding OpportunitiesGlandGoalsGrantGrowthGrowth FactorHair follicle structureHead and Neck CancerHead and neck structureHereditary DiseaseHumanHydrogelsImmobilizationIn VitroInsulin-Like Growth Factor ILeadLinkMechanical StimulationMesenchymal Stem CellsMethodsMorphologyMusMyoepithelial cellNatural regenerationOral cavityOral healthParotid GlandPeptidesPolymersRattusResearchSalivaSalivarySalivary Gland TissueSalivary GlandsSecretory VesiclesSjogren&aposs SyndromeSublingual GlandSubmandibular glandSurfaceTestingTissuesWorkchemical conjugatedesignimprovedimproved functioningin vivoirradiationlaminin-1matrigelmechanical propertiesmouse modelparotid cellrepairedresponsesalivary acinar cellsalivary cellscaffoldtranslation to humanstumorigenesistyrosyl-isoleucyl-glycyl-seryl-arginine
项目摘要
ABSTRACT
Our work to date on the current grant has yielded the following results: a) single mouse parotid cells were
found to form three-dimensional (3D) cell clusters displaying TJ and agonist-induced secretory responses
when grown on Growth Factor-Reduced Matrigel (GFR-MG) in combination with Fibrin Hydrogel1 (FH), b) the
ratio of GRF-MG and FH was optimized with the ultimate goal of creating a functional and clinically safe
scaffold1, c) our salivary cell isolation method was improved to maintain secretory granules, form TJ and
facilitate cell survival, d) mouse submandibular gland (mSMG) cells, rather than parotid or sublingual glands,
were found to be the best choice for creating salivary cell clusters displaying organized morphology, e) critical
components were identified within GFR-MG (i.e., EGF and IGF-1) that enhance salivary gland (SG)
differentiation when polymerized to FH, f) EGF and IGF-1 were found to be incapable of independently
producing organized cell clusters; however, this goal was achieved using Laminin-1 (L1), g) peptides
(corresponding to four L1 regions that promote intact SG formation) were synthesized and conjugated to FH, h)
specific L1 peptides induced formation of acinar spheres in the rat parotid cell line Par-C10 (as compared to
cells grown on FH alone), i) addition of a conditioned medium from human hair follicle mesenchymal stem cells
(hHF-MSC CM) improved salivary cell cluster organization and lumen formation in mSMG cells, j) salivary cell
clusters maintained acinar, ductal and myoepithelial cells while responding to secretory agonists, k) lumen
formation was impeded with the blocking of FGF10 in hHF-MSC CM, l) high amounts of FGF2 were detected in
a hHF-MSC CM in which intact salivary cell clusters were grown, m) L1 peptides chemically conjugated to
fluorescent FH were applied to wounded mSMG in vivo to form new salivary tissue, as compared to FH alone
or no scaffold, and mice were healthy after the treatment. Taken as a whole, the above studies indicate we
have accomplished the majority of our initial goals during the first three years of this grant and found viable
alternatives for the difficulties encountered (e.g., use of L1 peptides to enhance FH and improve salivary cell
clusters formation, as noted above). In the coming grant period, we will refine our design for a clinically safe
environment as follows: a) produce a FH modified with L1 peptides and growth factors, b) grow differentiated
salivary cell clusters in these matrices and c) use modified FH scaffold to form new and functional tissue in vivo
(with aim of later applying these findings to humans with SG dysfunction due to Sjögren's syndrome as well as
head and neck γ-irradiation treatments).
抽象的
迄今为止,我们在当前赠款上的工作产生了以下结果:a)单小鼠腮腺细胞是
发现形成三维(3D)细胞簇,显示TJ和激动剂引起的秘密响应
在生长因子还原因子降低Matrigel(GFR-MG)与纤维蛋白水凝胶1(FH)结合时生长时,b)
GRF-MG和FH的比率是优化的,其最终目标是创建功能和临床安全
脚手架1,c)改进了我们的唾液细胞分离方法以维持分泌颗粒,形式TJ和
促进细胞存活,d)小鼠下颌腺(MSMG)细胞,而不是腮腺或舌下腺体
被发现是创建唾液细胞簇显示有组织形态的最佳选择,e)关键
在GFR-MG(即EGF和IGF-1)中鉴定出成分,以增强唾液腺(SG)
分化聚合到FH时,发现F)EGF和IGF-1无能力独立
产生有组织的细胞簇;但是,使用层粘连蛋白1(L1),g)肽实现了这一目标
(对应于促进完整SG形成的四个L1区)合成并连接到FH,H)
特异性L1肽在大鼠腮腺细胞系PAR-C10中诱导的腺泡球的形成(与
单独生长在FH上),i)从人毛囊间充质干细胞中添加条件培养基
(HHF-MSC CM)改善MSMG细胞中唾液细胞簇组织和管腔形成,J)唾液细胞
群集在响应秘密激动剂时保持腺泡,导管和肌上皮细胞
在HHF-MSC CM中FGF10的阻塞阻碍了形成,在HHF-MSC CM中,在
HHF-MSC CM,其中完整的唾液细胞簇生长,M)L1肽化学连接到
与单独的FH相比
或没有脚手架,治疗后小鼠很健康。从总体上讲,上述研究表明我们
在这笔赠款的头三年中,已经实现了我们最初的目标,并发现可行
遇到困难的替代方法(例如,使用L1 Pepperides来增强FH并改善唾液细胞
簇形成,如上所述)。在未来的赠款期间,我们将精心设计临床安全的设计
环境如下:a)产生用L1辣椒和生长因子修饰的FH,b)成长分化
这些物质中的唾液细胞簇和c)使用改良的FH支架在体内形成新的和功能性组织
(以后将这些发现应用于Sjögren综合征以及SG功能障碍的人类的目的
头部和颈γ-辐照处理)。
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