The invention discloses a method for extracting
hair papilla cells of back hair follicles of adult mice, and relates to the technical field of
cell engineering. Comprising the following steps: removing redundant epidermis of an adult mouse by using an
enzyme digestion method to obtain relatively pure
dermis, carrying out secondary
enzyme digestion, removing redundant
dermis, only retaining a
dermis layer suspension in which
hair papilla is located, sequentially carrying out variable-speed and high-speed
centrifugation for three times by using PBS (
Phosphate Buffered
Saline) resuspension and low-speed
centrifugation for three times by using a complete culture medium according to different gravities of tissues, and carrying out high-speed
centrifugation for three times by using the complete culture medium. Carrying out six times of co-
gravity gradient centrifugation, observing that the
hair follicle loses the original structure, the
hair papilla tissue is dissociated from the root of the
hair follicle and a sphere-like structure with a clear boundary is kept, carrying out resuspension culture by using a complete culture medium, and carrying out
digestion and passage after the hair papilla cells migrate and grow from the tissue and are collected to 80-90%. The method is different from a traditional pure mechanical stripping method and an
enzyme digestion method, so that the hair papilla gets rid of mechanical injury, a stereoscopic
microscope is not needed, time and labor are wasted, the extracted hair papilla is high in adherence rate, the migration and
growth speed of hair papilla cells is high, and the method solves the pain point that the back hair of the mouse cannot be stripped due to small size, and has a good application prospect. The problem that the hair papilla cells are difficult to grow due to insufficient
cell dryness of the adult mice is also solved, the method can be used for extracting the back hair papilla cells of the adult mice for the first time, and the method is also suitable for extracting the antenna hair papilla cells of the adult mice.