Primary culture and identification methods for smooth muscle cells of esophagogastric junction via enzyme digestion method
A technology of smooth muscle cells and enzymatic digestion method, which is applied in the field of primary culture and identification of smooth muscle cells in the esophagogastric junction by enzymatic digestion method, which can solve the problems of cumbersome experimental steps and lack of identification of connective tissue cells, and achieve the effect of simple culture method
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[0044] The embodiment of the present invention provides an enzymatic digestion method for primary culture and identification of smooth muscle cells in the esophagogastric junction, which are specifically as follows:
[0045] 1. Obtain muscle strips of smooth muscle tissue from the esophagogastric junction
[0046] The smooth muscle tissue came from 24 patients with high esophageal cancer. Subject to the approval of the ethics committee and the patient’s or legally authorized person’s informed consent, samples are taken from the esophagogastric junction tissue excised during the operation of the patient. The proximal blood supply vessel should be disconnected within 40 minutes, and the tissue will not exceed 15min. Turn the specimen over to the mucosal surface, scrub all the mucosal tissue with iodophor, and separate the mucosal layer with sterile tissue scissors. Judging the esophageal circular muscle (EC), esophageal longitudinal muscle (EL), sling fiber (S), c...
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