摘要
目的:探讨不同冻存液对人诱导性多能干细胞(iPSC)冻存复苏后的存活率及诱导分化的影响,筛选出简单有效的冻存与复苏方法。方法:人iPSC培养至第3代后分组冻存:①含有不同配比胎牛血清(FBS)的细胞冻存液分组:A组[80%培养基(DMEM/F12)+10%FBS+10%二甲亚砜(DMSO)];B组(70%DMEM/F12+20%FBS+10%DMSO);C组(40%DMEM/F12+50%FBS+10%DMSO);D组(90%FBS+10%DMSO)。②含有不同配比DMSO的细胞冻存液分组:E组(45%DMEM/F12+50%FBS+5%DMSO);F组(40%DMEM/F12+50%FBS+10%DMSO);G组(35%DMEM/F12+50%FBS+15%DMSO);H组(30%DMEM/F12+50%FBS+20%DMSO)。以相同方法冻存并复苏人iPSC,观察比较不同组细胞在复苏14 d后重新形成典型干细胞集落的数量,并在相同诱导分化体系下,记录复苏人iPSC向神经元和胶质细胞分化的效率。结果:C和F组细胞复苏后形成典型干细胞集落的数量多于其他组(P<0.05),A和B组细胞复苏后分化为神经元的效率略高于其他实验组。结论:以40%DMEM/F12+50%FBS+10%DMSO配比组合成的细胞冻存液作为人iPSC的冻存保护剂,可使人iPSC的冻存复苏效率最优并保持较好的生物学特性。
ABSTRACT Aim: To select a better-performing cryoprotectant of human induced pluripotent stem cells by comparing the number of the recovery cells and the rate of differentiation in different cryoprotectants through cryopreservation. Methods: Human induced pluripotent stem cells were cultivated to the third generation, and then divided into 8 groups. ①The cell cryopreservation groups with different content serum of cryoprotectants were A, B, C, D. Group A: 80%DMEM/F12+10%FBS+10%DMSO; Group B: 70%DMEM/F12+20%FBS+10% DMSO; Group C: 40% DMEM/F12+50%FBS+10%DMSO; Group D: 90%FBS+10% DMSO. ②The cell cryopreservation groups with different DMSO of cryoprotectants were E, F, G, H. Group E: 45% DMEM/F12+50%FBS+5%DMSO; Group F:40%DMEM/F12+50%FBS+10%DMSO; Group G: 35% DMEM/F 12+50%FBS+15%DMSO; Group H 30%DMEM/F 12+50%FBS+20%DMSO. The survival rate and the rateof differentiation into neurons and astrocytes of the recovery cells among the different groups were compared.Results: Formulation of 40%DMEM/F 12+50%FBS+10%DMSO cryoprotectant had the highest cell survivalrate (P〈0.05). Conclusion: Formulation of 40%DMEM/F 12+50%FBS+ 10%DMSO cryoprotectant can makehuman iPS cells cryopreserved optimal efficiently and keep a good biological characteristics.
出处
《中国临床神经科学》
2012年第5期494-499,共6页
Chinese Journal of Clinical Neurosciences
基金
国家重点基础研究发展计划(973计划)(编号:2010CB945504
2012CB966300
2009CB941100)
关键词
人诱导性多能干细胞
复苏
诱导分化
human induced pluripotent stem cell
resuscitation
induced differentiation