少突胶质系细胞的生物学特性及神经保护作用研究
[Abstract]:Oligodendrocyte oligodendrocyte (OLGs) and oligodendrocyte precursor cells OPCs are important cellular components in the central nervous system, especially in the white matter. Previous studies have shown that myelin sheath components of oligodendrocyte precursor cells play an important role in axonal regeneration in central nervous system injury. However, few studies have been done on the nutritional and protective effects of oligodendrocytes on the nervous system, especially on relatively mature neurons. Recent experiments have shown that OPCs cultured in vitro have the ability to differentiate into neural stem cells (NSCs) and proliferate indefinitely. The synaptic connection between adult OPCs and neurons suggests that oligodendrocytes may play an important and complex role in vivo. In this study, we started with the culture and transplantation of oligodendrocytes in vitro, combined with the retrograde labeling technique of superior colliculus, optic nerve injury technique and rat retinal myelin sheath formation model. To study the development and differentiation of oligodendrocyte in vitro and in vivo, the expression of nutritional factors and the neuroprotective effects of oligodendrocyte, so as to further understand the close relationship between oligodendrocyte and neurons, and to provide new ideas for the treatment of central nervous system related diseases.
In this study, rat OPCs were obtained by modified mixed culture of glial cells and differential adherence. The purity of cultured cells was identified by immunohistochemistry and flow cytometry. The expression of some nutrient factors in oligodendrocytes was detected by TUNEL. The protective effects of oligodendrocyte conditioned medium on primary cultured cerebellar granular neurons were examined by MTT, and OPCs were transplanted into the vitreous of adult SD rats to observe the protective effects of OPCs on retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) during intraocular optic nerve transection using retrograde labeling technique of superior colliculus. OPCs or NSCs were transplanted into the vitreous or retina of neonatal and juvenile SD rats to observe the formation and distribution of intraretinal myelin sheath, analyze the ultrastructure of myelin sheath, and observe the protective effect of intraocular myelin formation on injured ganglion cells.
1. OPCs with a purity of more than 93% were obtained by a modified mixed glial cell primary culture method combined with shaking table oscillation and differential adherence. The amplified OPCs could express a variety of markers including Nestin and GAP-43. Factor withdrawal led to spontaneous differentiation and maturation of cells into OLGs. Short-term serum stimulation resulted in clonal proliferation of OPCs. OPCs and OLGs can express BDNF and IGF-1 at mRNA and protein levels, and conditioned medium of OPCs and OLGs can promote the survival of primary cultured cerebellar granular neurons.
2. OPCs transplanted into rat vitreous can survive for a long time, and some cells become multipolar. Within 2 weeks after optic nerve transection, the number of RGCs in OPCs transplanted group was larger than that in control group, indicating that oligodendrocytes can play a neuroprotective role in vivo.
3. Four weeks after the transplantation of OPCs into the vitreous of neonatal rats, bundles of myelin appeared in most retinas, indicating that OPCs could differentiate and mature into oligodendrocytes in the same retina; myelin sheath was only distributed in the nerve fiber layer, suggesting that the nerve fiber layer of retina could promote the formation of myelin sheath bundles, and the distribution of myelin bundles. The changes of volume and morphology were related to the survival time of OPCs transplanted rats, and striatum NSCs could also differentiate into OLGs and form myelin sheath in retina.
4. Nearly half of the retinal bundles of myelin sheaths were found in the original transplantation quadrant 7 weeks after intraretinal transplantation of OPCs to juvenile rats. Transmission electron microscopy and immunohistochemistry showed that there were no obvious degeneration of RGCs and heterotopic RGCs in the retina. The myelin sheaths formed had normal myelin-like characteristics of central nervous system and myelin sheath. Within 10 days after optic nerve transection, the number of RGCs distributed in the sector of myelin sheath formation was larger than that in the control group, and the myelin bundle gradually disintegrated, suggesting that mature OLGs and their myelin sheath might play a neuroprotective role in vivo.
【学位授予单位】:复旦大学
【学位级别】:博士
【学位授予年份】:2006
【分类号】:R329
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