Induction, proliferation and identification of dendritic cells from rat bone marrow hematopoitic stem cells in vitro
2004; Nanjing General of Nanjing Military Region; Linguagem: Inglês
ISSN
1008-8199
Autores Tópico(s)RNA Interference and Gene Delivery
ResumoObjective:To establish a method of inducing dendritic cells(DC)from the hematopoitic stem cells of rats in vitro,and to identify the phenotype and fusion of DC. Methods:DC obtained from SD rat bone marrow hematopoitic stem cells were propagated in vitro under the condition of rGM CSF、rIL 4 and nrhTNF α.DC were purified by monoclonal antibody OX62 and magnetic beads.Then DC harvested 12 d later were identified by morphological features,surface antigen expressions and the ability to atimulate T cells. Results:After culture and induction,DC displayed typical morphology with elongated dendritic processes viewed by inversion microscope as well as electron microscope.DC expressed high level surface antigens,including OX62 62.19%;MHCⅠ 70.40%;MHCⅡ 78.28%;CD80 55.58%; CD86 68.38%, The results of mixed lymphocyte reaction(MLR)showed that DC had the ability to stimulate vigorous proliferation of allo T cells. Conclusion:Matue DC could be generated from rat bone marrow hematopoitic stem cells,which presents the feasibility for further clinical application of DC in the immunotherapy of cancers.
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