摘要
目的制备纯β射线放射免疫治疗制剂35S标记单克隆抗体(MAb)SZ39,并证实其对胶质瘤的特异杀伤作用。方法35S以碳二亚胺法标记SZ39。采用MTT法,以人脑胶质瘤细胞系SHG44为靶细胞,检测35SSZ39及其对照组35SnIgG、35S加SZ39、35S持续作用组的细胞杀伤率,求得50%细胞抑制浓度;以荷瘤鼠为对象,以35SnIgG及PBS为对照组,根据公式求得35SSZ39肿瘤抑制率;并以流式细胞计数仪分析35SSZ39的抑瘤效应。结果35SSZ39细胞杀伤力与35S持续作用相近,较35SnIgG强42倍,较35S加SZ39强40倍。1036MBq35SSZ39对肿瘤可产生抑制作用,阻滞肿瘤生长1周左右,给药后26d,抑制率达50%。经35SSZ39治疗后肿瘤细胞DNA合成受抑,S期细胞蓄积,G1期细胞受阻,有细胞周期同步化趋势。35SSZ39有抑瘤作用,但对骨髓无明显毒副作用。结论35SSZ39能选择性杀伤胶质瘤细胞。
Objective To prepare a pure β emitting immunoradiotherapeutic agent 35 S MAb SZ39, and validate its special therapeutic efficacy against glioma Methods MAb SZ39 was labelled with 35 S using a carbodiimide method Using 35 S nIgG, 35 S+MAb SZ39 and sustained 35 S as control agents, and human brain glioma cell line SHG 44 as target cell, the injury rate and 50% inhibitory concentration of 35 S MAb SZ39 were evaluated with MTT method 35 [KG*3/5]S MAb SZ39 and its control agent 35 S nIgG or PBS were i p injected into glioma bearing nude mice The tumor inhibitory rate (I) was determined according to the formula: I= 1-(TV 35 S MAb /TV PBS ) ×100% (TV: tumor volume) Flowcytometry was used to analyse the cell cycle of glioma after treatment Results 35 S MAb SZ39 had a strong cytotoxic effect to glioma cells with 4 2 fold and 4 0 fold more toxic than 35 S nIgG and 35 S+MAb SZ39, as strong as the sustained 35 S control group Tumor growth blocking for one week was obtained with 103 6 MBq 35 S MAb SZ39 treatment The inhibitory rate was 50% 26 days after 35 S MAb SZ39 administration DNA synthesis of glioma cells was inhibited, cells were accumulated in S period and the road to G 1 period was blocked There was a trend of cell cycle synchronization No obvious toxicity was found on bone marrow while 35 S MAb SZ39 made the glioma growth block Conclusions 35 S MAb SZ39 has a strong selective injurious effect on glioma and is of good prospect to be an immunoradiotherapeutic agent
出处
《中华核医学杂志》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
1999年第1期19-21,共3页
Chinese Journal of Nuclear Medicine
基金
国家自然科学基金
关键词
神经胶质瘤
硫35标记
SZ39
导向疗法
Glioma Antibodies, monoclonal Antibodies, neoplasm Sulfur radioisotopes Radioimmunotherapy