摘要
Objective:To explore immunotherapy effectiveness of the CD4^(+)CD25^(+) regulatory T cells for treating female mouse with recurrent spontaneous abortion(RSA)by animal experiments.Methods:Mononuclear lymphocytes were isolated from the blood(instead of cord blood)of new-born baby of KunMing Bai mouse or BALB/c male mouse with normal birth ability(as unrelated third party blood source)by density gradient centrifuga-tion method.The CD4^(+)CD25^(+) regulatory T cells were selected by magnetic-activated cell sorting from mononuclear cells of cord blood cells.CBA/J female mouse copulated with DBA/2J male mouse was utilized as RSA animal model.Pregnant RSA mice were injected different types of lymphocytes through tail vein.Independent sample t-test was used to analyze the data from each group.Results:The proportion of CD4^(+)CD25^(+)T cells in CD4^(+)T cells was(17.49±0.60)%in CD4^(+)CD25^(+) regulatory T cells injection group,which was statistical significant higher than that of mononuclear lymphocyte injection group(14.68±0.83)%,sterile PBS group(9.54±0.85)%or no injection group(9.28±0.68)%(p<.05,t-value was 4.754,13.242 and 15.621,respec-tively).The Foxp3 relative protein expression level of CD4^(+)CD25^(+) regulatory T cells injected group was 5.85±0.45,which was also significant higher than that of mononuclear lymphocyte injection(2.86±0.54),sterile PBS group(1.08±0.16)or no injection group(1.00±0.00)(p<.05,t-value was 7.276,17.227 and 18.635,respectively).Finally,two times of CD4^(+)CD25^(+)T cell injected group at the 4 th and 8 th day had well effect for RSA mouse,and embryo sorption rate was(4.92±0.08)%,which significant lower than that of two times of mononuclear lymphocyte injected group(13.07±0.06)%,sterile PBS group(23.11±0.12)%,or no injection group(25.47±0.11)%(p<.05,t-value was-2.603,-4.012 and-4.700,respectively).Conclusions:Pregnant mouse with RSA injected CD4^(+)CD25^(+)T cells several times for immunotherapy can get better effec-tiveness than that of pregnant mouse injected traditional mononuclear cells.
