CXCR-4基因轉(zhuǎn)染的BMMSCs對實驗性IBD小鼠腸黏膜修復(fù)機制研究
[Abstract]:Background: The etiology and pathogenesis of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), as a cause and pathogenesis, are not well defined, and in the clinical practice, Crohn's disease (CD) and ulcerative colitis (UC) are generally involved in the treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases of the digestive tract. Bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (BMMSCs), as the earliest adult stem cells, have many biological characteristics and advantages, such as low immunogenicity, multi-directional differentiation potential, immunoregulation, and convenient materials. Therefore, it is one of the recommended options for clinical transplantation therapy. For IBD, it is the preferred cell to treat the disease by promoting the repair of the intestinal mucosa of the lesion and correcting the body and local immune function disorder. However, the limited number of BMMSCs that have been transplanted through the vein in the intestinal mucosa of the lesion is limited, and the therapeutic effect of the BMMSCs is limited. The role of the chemokine CXC subgroup receptor-4/ matrix cell-derived factor-1 (CXCR4/ SDF-1) has been demonstrated to play a very important role in mediating stem cell homing, as the homing behavior of stem cells involves a variety of chemokines and their receptors. Therefore, using the CXCR-4 gene to transfect the BMMSCs, the targeted localization of the BMMSCs in the body can be enhanced, and the curative effect can be improved. Objective: To compare the local colonization rate and efficacy of the intestinal mucosa in the experimental IBD mouse model by transplantation of the unmodified BMMSCs and the modified BMMSCs of the CXCR-4, and to explore the mechanism of the BMMSCs modified by the CXCR-4 to promote the healing of the damaged intestinal mucosa. So as to provide a theoretical basis for the clinical determination of a stem cell with stronger targeting property for the treatment of IBD. 1. Construct and identify the BMMSCs.2, construct and identify the targeted BMMSCs modified by the CXCR-4 gene and evaluate their in vitro mobility.3. To observe whether the BMMSCs modified by the CXCR-4 can damage the intestinal mucosa and accelerate the healing of the intestinal mucosa in the IBD mice. To explore the mechanism of targeting BMMSCs to colonize the intestinal tract and to play a repair role. Methods:1. BMMSCs were isolated from bone marrow of male BALB/ c mice (4-5 weeks old) by cell wall-wall separation and BMMSCs were cultured in vitro. The cultured BMMSCs were identified by an osteogenic/ fat-like cell-induced differentiation experiment.3. The lentivirus carrying the CXCR-4 was transfected into the BMMSCs to construct the CXCR4-BMMSCs, and the CXCR-BMMSCs were purified from the BMMSCs using a real time-PCR method and the expression of the CXCR-4 in the transfected and untransfected groups was compared by the Real time-PCR. The cell cycle was determined by flow cytometry, the cell cycle was determined by flow cytometry, and the difference between the two groups of biological characteristics was compared. The mobility of two groups of cells to SDF-1 was compared by a Transwell in vitro migration experiment.6. The female BALB/ c mice (6-8 weeks old) were randomly divided into 6 groups, and the control group (labeled Control, Ctr group): normal saline enema (0.1ml/ min), and the second day after the enema. The tail vein was given 0.1 ml of PBS without BMMSCs, n = 20; TNBS group (T group): TNBS-ethanol enema (0.1 ml/ min), and the second day after the model, the tail vein was given a PBS 0.1 ml without BMMSCs, n = 20; and the BMMSC transplantation group (MT group): TNBS-ethanol enema (0.1 ml/ min), In the second day of the model, 0.1 ml of PBS containing BMMSCs (1-106/ s) was injected intravenously, and n = 20; the CCXCR-BMMSC transplantation group (CMT group): TNBS-ethanol enema (0.1 ml/ min), and the tail was given 0.1 ml of PBS containing CXCR4-BMMSCs (1-106/ only) after the second day of the model, and n = 20. On the day of transplantation, the marker was D0, and the first to 13 days after the transplantation, respectively, were recorded as D1-13.7, and the general condition, weight change and survival rate of each group of mice were observed, and the general appearance and the mucous membrane status of the colon were observed under the naked eye and the magnifying glass, and the pathological scores of the tissues were observed. D3, D5, D7, D9, D11 and D13 were treated with cervical dislocation to kill 3 mice/ group, and the blood, intestinal tissue, mesenteric lymph node and spleen were obtained. and the relative amount of the intestinal part of the sex determination section (SRY) gene of the Y chromosome is detected by using the Real time PCR and the relative amount of the intestinal part of the sex determination section (SRY) gene of the Y chromosome is detected under the fluorescence microscope,10, the intestinal stem cell marker Lgr-5 is detected by immunohistochemistry, The expression of the close-connexin Occidin, the angiogenesis index and the expression of VEGF in the intestinal epithelium was detected in 11, and the expression of P13K was detected by Western Blot technique. The results of the experiment were as follows:1. The BMMSCs cultured by the method of wall-wall separation were in the form of long-shuttle and bundle-like, and the cell phenotype was shown as: CD90.2 +; CD105 +; CD45-; CDllb-; osteogenic induction of the visible bone nodule formation; and the fat-induced visible lipid droplets. After the expression of the CXCR-4 gene into BMSCs, the high expression of the CXCR-4 gene (p0.05):3, CXCR-BMMSCs, and the cell phenotype identification were not changed (CD90.2 +, CD105 +). CD45-; CD11b-); osteogenic induction of visible bone nodule formation, and fat-induced fat drop; the ratio of living cells was above 90%; the above results did not differ significantly from the unmodified BMMSCs (p0.05); In the cell cycle test, it was found that the BMMSCs expressing the CXCR-4 gene were in the replication stage (p0.05).4. In vitro migration experiments confirmed that the survival rate of the experimental IBD mouse model induced by the TNBS-ethanol enema method was significantly decreased under the induction of SDF-1, the mobility of the CXCR-BMMSCs group (p0.05). The mouse's mental state is poor and the body weight is obviously reduced, the clinical symptom and the histopathological score are increased, the visible colon is observed with the naked eye, the local intestinal segment is narrow, the intestinal mucosa is accompanied with hyperemia and edema, the erosion is formed, and the lower layer of the mucosa and the mucous membrane has a large number of neutrophil infiltration, Compared with the normal group, there was a significant difference (p0.05); in the MT group, the second day after the transplantation of the CMT group, the survival rate began to increase, the symptoms of the disease were relieved, the weight recovered, the clinical symptoms and the histopathological score decreased (p0.05), and the effect of the CMT group induction response was better (p0.05).6, The SRY gene was detected in the intestinal tissues of the MT group and the CMT group under the fluorescence microscope. The SRY gene can be detected in the intestinal mucosa tissues of the treatment group and the male control group, and the MT group of the CMT group is displayed in comparison with the in vivo colonization rate. (p0.01)7. The results of the immunohistochemical staining showed that the expression of the close-linked protein Occidin and VEGF in the intestinal stem cell marker Lgr-5 and the intestinal epithelium was higher than that of the untreated group. The results of the Western Blot showed that the MT group, The expression of P13K in the CMT group was increased, with the most significant increase in the CMT group (p0.01). Conclusion:1. Transfection of the CXCR-4 gene to the BMMSCs with the lentiviral vector can hardly change the original biological characteristics of the BMMSCs. In vivo and in vivo, the overexpression of the CXCR-4 gene can increase the mobility of the BMMSCs. The treatment effect is positively related to the colonization rate of the cells in the intestinal tract, and the intestinal mucosa regeneration, repair, epithelial barrier reconstruction and blood vessel generation can be promoted by promoting the differentiation of the intestinal stem cells, reconstructing the intestinal epithelial connection, and activating the P13K signal path.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:中國人民解放軍醫(yī)學(xué)院
【學(xué)位級別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2015
【分類號】:R574
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