Construction method and application of a humanized mouse model of keloid

Abstract

The application provides a construction method of a humanized keloid mouse model, comprising the following steps: BAC plasmid construction and preparation; superovulation of experimental mice and collection of zygotes; pronuclear microinjection of zygotes; post-injection embryo transplantation; genotype identification; breeding and genetic analysis; and verification of construction results of the humanized immune system by immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence. In the application, peripheral blood mononuclear cells treated by sCD27 and skin around keloids (homologous cells and tissues) are transplanted into NSG-MHC-DKO immune-deficient mice with overexpression of CD70 genes, so that HLA rejection of different homologous immune cells and tissues can be avoided, the internal microenvironment of keloids and the interaction between the internal microenvironment and the immune system can be restored to the maximum extent, and the influence of immune factors on the occurrence and development of keloids can be realized in vitro. The application first discovers and verifies that the activation of the CD27-CD70 axis can promote the occurrence and development of keloids, and provides a suitable animal model for the research and development of anti-keloid drugs, especially immunotherapy.

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