Method for constructing human islet-derived pancreatic stem cell line and method for differentiation of human islet-derived pancreatic stem cell line into insulin-producing cells
A stem cell line and islet cell technology, applied in the field of cell engineering, can solve the problems of insignificant treatment effect of diabetes, low differentiation efficiency, etc., and achieve the effects of not easy aging and apoptosis, low nutritional requirements, and improved efficiency.
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[0050] Example 1. Construction of pancreatic stem cell line derived from human islets
[0051] The construction of a pancreatic stem cell line derived from human islets specifically includes the following steps:
[0052] 1) With the patient’s consent, the excised human pancreatic tissue was collected aseptically during the pancreatectomy of the acute pancreatitis patient who needs partial pancreatectomy, and placed in pre-cooled Hank's to rinse and remove the periphery Cut the blood and the surrounding fat, blood vessels, tissue envelope and connective tissue, and then cut into 1mm 3 Add 0.1% type IV collagenase to the left and right tissue pieces and digest them at 37°C for 20-30 minutes. Vibrate from time to time during the period. After stopping the digestion with 10% FBS Hank's, pass through an 80-mesh screen, centrifuge (500r / min) for 3min, and wash twice, add 20% FBS, 1mM sodium pyruvate, 10mM nicotinamide, 0.1 mM β-mercaptoethanol, 2mM glutamine, 20ng / mL EGF, 20ng / mL bFGF a...
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[0055] Example 2. Identification of pancreatic stem cell lines derived from human islets
[0056] 2.1 Cell morphology characteristics
[0057] Observe the morphological changes of pancreatic stem cells derived from human islets under a phase contrast microscope. Specific results such as figure 1 As shown, Figure A is a primary isolated human pancreatic islet cell cluster, and Figure B is an expanded human pancreatic islet-derived pancreatic stem cell (hPSC). Compared with pancreatic islet cells, the cells are fibroblast-like, mostly triangular and Short fusiform, arranged in a network, there is contact inhibition between cells. Figure C shows the Giemsa staining of human pancreatic stem cells. The cells are mononuclear and the nuclei are more obvious. There are 2 or more nucleoli, which can be seen Obvious cell division phase. The cell has good viability after passage in vitro for more than 50 generations, still maintains division and proliferation, and is not prone to senescence...
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[0086] Example 3. Functional characteristics of pancreatic stem cell lines derived from human islets
[0087] Pancreatic stem cells are early developmental cells that exist in pancreatic tissue and have the potential for self-renewal and multidirectional differentiation. Isolating and cloning pancreatic stem cells in vitro and inducing them to differentiate into functional islet transplantation to treat diabetes is an effective way to solve the shortage of islet donors.
[0088] The present invention induces pancreatic stem cell lines derived from human pancreatic islets to differentiate into pancreatic islet-like cell clusters, which are used to treat diabetes in nude mice, through related molecular and immunofluorescence detection, high glucose stimulated insulin release test and transplantation of diabetes in nude mice The model detects its blood sugar level.
[0089] 3.1 Induced differentiation and identification of neural cells
[0090] Digest with 0.25% trypsin, inoculate the c...
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