Urine-derived stem cell preparation, preparation method thereof and application thereof in preparation of medicines for resisting acute immune rejection after organ transplantation
A stem cell preparation and immune rejection technology, applied in the field of biomedicine, can solve the problems of insufficient identification schemes, different methods of obtaining urine-derived stem cells, and difficulty in standardization, and achieve the effect of reducing immune rejection damage and strong operability
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[0123] Example 1 Preparation and Detection of Urine-derived Stem Cell Preparation
[0124] 1. The acquisition of the urine-derived stem cell preparation:
[0125] 1.1 The separation method of urine-derived stem cells is as follows:
[0126] 1) Take 150-200mL of clean middle urine from healthy volunteers;
[0127] 2) Divide the urine into 50mL centrifuge tubes and centrifuge at 400g for 10min;
[0128] 3) Use an aspirator to slowly suck off the supernatant, leaving about 3-5mL of urine;
[0129] 4) Add about 20-30mL of phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) containing penicillin-streptomycin mixture, mix gently by pipetting, and centrifuge again at 400g for 10min;
[0130] 5) Use an aspirator to slowly suck off the supernatant until the remaining liquid is less than 1mL;
[0131] 6) Add 1 mL of specific urine-derived stem cell medium, resuspend the remaining pellet, and gently pipette several times;
[0132] 7) The above-mentioned cell suspension was evenly inoculated in a 24-wel...
Embodiment 2
[0204] Example 2 Animal Experiments Using Urine-derived Stem Cell Preparations for Immune Rejection After Kidney Transplantation
[0205] 2.1 Establishment of acute rejection animal model
[0206] A model in which Brown Norway rats (200g) were used as donors and Lewis rats (300g) were used as recipients was used to ensure that the weights of the rats were as uniform as possible. The donor adopts a "ten" incision on the abdomen, and frees the fat tissue around the kidney. Perfuse 10mL of pre-cooled heparin sodium hyperosmotic citrate-purine mixture through the artery at a uniform speed. It can be seen that the donor kidney turns yellowish brown without mottled surface, and the perfusate flowing out of the renal vein is clear. The donor kidney was taken out, trimmed on ice, and preserved in a mixture of ice and water. The recipient adopts abdominal midline incision, free renal blood vessels and abdominal aorta, upper and lower arterial clamps on the exposed abdominal aorta, cu...
Embodiment 3
[0234] Example 3 Animal Experiments Using Urine-derived Stem Cell Preparations for Immune Rejection After Heart Transplantation
[0235] 3.1 Establishment of acute rejection model of heterotopic heart transplantation in mice
[0236] The heart of the balb / c strain mouse was transplanted heterotopically to the neck of the C57BL / 6J strain mouse. The limbs of the donor mice were fixedly shaved, sterilized with 75% alcohol, opened to expose the inferior vena cava, injected 1ml of 20u / ml heparin saline, transected the inferior vena cava and aorta, and transected the diaphragm, from the bottom to the top of the bilateral clavicle midline Until the clavicle was cut; the heart was stopped with 4°C normal saline, and the whole heart was trimmed and stored in 4°C normal saline. Recipient mice were cut an oblique incision about 1 cm in length from the midpoint of the mandible to the midpoint of the right clavicle, the subcutaneous tissue and the external jugular vein were freed, and the...
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