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A novel vWF A3-GPI modified EPCs to enhance its adhesion ability to collegen 被引量:1

A novel vWF A3-GPI modified EPCs to enhance its adhesion ability to collegen
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摘要 Objective:To gain purified recombination protein rGPI-vWF A3 which can guide endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) gathering to the internal surface of the injured vessels theoretically and analyze its bioactivity in vitro. Methods: The plasmid vector of vWF A3 fusion protein which contained GPI structure was constructed and recombination protein rGPI-vWF A3 was expressed and its bioactivity was analyzed by ELISA and FCM. Results: Fusion protein vWF A3-GPI was expressed and purified by immunoaffinity chromatography and it could stably anchored on the surface of EPCs and showed its biological activities of collagen conjunction. Conclusion: These findings represent a novel strategy in EPC transplantation treatment for vessel injury. Objective: To gain purified recombination protein rGPI-vWF A3 which can guide endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) gathering to the internal surface of the injured vessels theoretically and analyze its bioactivity in vitro. Methods: The plasmid vector of vWF A3 fusion protein which contained GPI structure was constructed and recombination protein rGPI-vWF A3 was expressed and its bioactivity was analyzed by ELISA and FCM. Results: Fusion protein vWF A3-GPI was expressed and purified by immunoaffinity chromatography and it could stably anchored on the surface of EPCs and showed its biological activities of collagen conjunction. Conclusion: These findings represent a novel strategy in EPC transplantation treatment for vessel injury.
出处 《Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA(China)》 CAS 2011年第4期191-203,共13页 中国人民解放军军医大学学报(英文版)
基金 Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(30800479)
关键词 vWF A3-GPI Protein endothelial progenitor cells COLLAGEN 内皮祖细胞 vWF GPI 粘附能力 修饰 生物活性 重组蛋白 融合蛋白
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