Background: Over the past years, scientists have been working on the mechanisms of the scarless healing. The remarkable phenotypic differences between fetal and adult healing may lead us to find out their characterist...Background: Over the past years, scientists have been working on the mechanisms of the scarless healing. The remarkable phenotypic differences between fetal and adult healing may lead us to find out their characteristics in genetics, which represent potentially important mechanisms to explain the differences in the quality of wound repair observed in fetus versus adult tissues. Methods: Middle laparotomy and hysterotomy were performed on pregnant rabbits on 20-day gestation to expose the fetal back, and longitudinal incision which penetrated full skin was made on the back of fetus. The trauma fetus skin was harvested at 12 h post-operation (FT), the fetus control (FC) and trauma adult skin (AT) were taken at the same time. dscDNA was synthesized from total RNA of skin samples with SMART technology. An improved suppression subtractive hybridization (SSH) method was applied to analyze the samples. Having taken one of the three samples as Tester respectively, the other two together as Drivers, one forward and two reverse hybridization products were gotten. Having amplified by selective PCR, the products were inserted into vector, and then transferred into E.coli HB101. The colonies were screened by electrophoresis, reverse Northern afterwards, and the positive clones were sequenced. BLAST in NCBI was performed to compare and analyze the positive clones (expressed sequence Tag, ESTs). Results: Totally 298 clones were gotten and 61 positive clones were obtained after screening. The 61 selected positive clones were sequenced and 54 sequences were goten. Conclusion: Instead of traditional SSH, an improved SSH with 2 Drivers was applied in the experiment. The improved program is reasonable and correct in both theory and practice.展开更多
文摘Background: Over the past years, scientists have been working on the mechanisms of the scarless healing. The remarkable phenotypic differences between fetal and adult healing may lead us to find out their characteristics in genetics, which represent potentially important mechanisms to explain the differences in the quality of wound repair observed in fetus versus adult tissues. Methods: Middle laparotomy and hysterotomy were performed on pregnant rabbits on 20-day gestation to expose the fetal back, and longitudinal incision which penetrated full skin was made on the back of fetus. The trauma fetus skin was harvested at 12 h post-operation (FT), the fetus control (FC) and trauma adult skin (AT) were taken at the same time. dscDNA was synthesized from total RNA of skin samples with SMART technology. An improved suppression subtractive hybridization (SSH) method was applied to analyze the samples. Having taken one of the three samples as Tester respectively, the other two together as Drivers, one forward and two reverse hybridization products were gotten. Having amplified by selective PCR, the products were inserted into vector, and then transferred into E.coli HB101. The colonies were screened by electrophoresis, reverse Northern afterwards, and the positive clones were sequenced. BLAST in NCBI was performed to compare and analyze the positive clones (expressed sequence Tag, ESTs). Results: Totally 298 clones were gotten and 61 positive clones were obtained after screening. The 61 selected positive clones were sequenced and 54 sequences were goten. Conclusion: Instead of traditional SSH, an improved SSH with 2 Drivers was applied in the experiment. The improved program is reasonable and correct in both theory and practice.
