喉黏膜间充质干细胞在声带急性损伤修复中作用的实验研究
[Abstract]:With the continuous development of voice surgery, voice surgeons can remove vocal cord defect by laser under microscope. However, it is easy to cause damage to the lamina propria during operation, resulting in changes in the content and distribution of extracellular matrix components in lamina propria, thus forming scars. How to reduce the formation of scars has been a problem for researchers. Previous scholars have repaired vocal cord injury by injecting various kinds of stem cells, such as bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells, adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells and embryonic stem cells, into the vocal cords of animals. However, bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (BMSCs) are more painful and should not be taken repeatedly. Because of the great difference of vocal cord structure and ethical problems in the application of embryonic stem cells, the clinical application of these cells is limited.
In recent years, researchers have confirmed the existence of mesenchymal stem cells in a wide range of animals, laryngeal mucosa because of its wide range, relatively easy to obtain materials, and this part of the cell tissue source and vocal cord tissue structure is the closest, there is no ethical issues, so we assume that laryngeal mucosa is also the existence of mesenchymal stem cells. Successful isolation of these cells and their use in repairing the defect of laryngeal tissue will bring new hope to the patients with vocal cord injury. Therefore, Liu Yang has successfully cultured mesenchymal stem cells with rapid proliferation and multi-differentiation potential from human laryngeal mucosa in previous experiments, named as laryngeal mucosal mesenchymal stem cells (LM-MSCs). The aim of this study was to apply LM-MSCs to animal experiments to observe the survival and prognosis of LM-MSCs in the damaged vocal cords, and to observe the repair effect of LM-MSCs on the damaged vocal cords at morphological and histological levels.
1 purposes
To investigate the existence of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) in the laryngeal mucosa of dogs, isolate, culture and identify them, implant them into the damaged vocal cords of dogs, observe the survival and prognosis of LM-MSCs in the vocal cords, and evaluate the repair effect of LM-MSCs on the damaged vocal cords.
2 method
Isolation, culture and identification of 2.1 dog laryngeal mucous mesenchymal stem cells
After the dogs were sacrificed, the lingual mucosa of normal epiglottis was obtained. The lamina propria cells of normal epiglottis were obtained by digestion and culture. The multidirectional differentiation ability of the cells was studied by lipogenesis, osteogenesis and cartilage induction fluid. The biological characteristics of LM-MSCs and the surface markers of LM-MSCs were observed by MTT test, plate cloning test and flow cytometry. Test and analysis.
Establishment of a laser injury model for 2.2 canine vocal cords
Four of the five Chinese idyllic dogs were exposed bilateral vocal cords by supporting laryngoscope, and a small amount of lidocaine was sprayed locally. Semiconductor laser bilateral symmetrical resection of the middle and posterior 1/3 part of the vocal cord membranes was performed in a depth of arytenoid muscle and bilateral symmetry. One of the dogs was used as control group. The general healing of bilateral vocal cords, such as congestion, edema and lesion, was observed after operation. Four, two, four and eight weeks after the operation, paraffin sections of the left vocal cords (about 5 microns thick) were performed. Inflammatory cell invasion and fibrous tissue hyperplasia were observed by HE staining, Massontrichrome staining, Elastin VG staining and Alcian blue staining respectively. Distribution and content changes of force fibers and hyaluronic acid were observed by frozen section of right vocal cord (about 5 microns thick) and immunohistochemical staining of fibronectin.
Experimental study on the effect of 2.3 laryngeal mucous mesenchymal stem cells on acute vocal cord injury
Effect of 2.3.1 laryngeal mucous mesenchymal stem cells on gross healing of vocal cords
The third generation of LM-MSCs were labeled with Dil fluorescent dye. Ten Chinese idyllic dogs were used as stem cells. Semiconductor laser assisted laryngoscopy was used to injure the middle and posterior 1/3 of the bilateral vocal fold membranes, and the depth reached to the arytenoid muscle. After injury, the vocal cord was injected with 0.2ml LM-MSCs and collagen mixture (containing about 2 *106 cells) into the left vocal fold. 0.2 ml collagen was used as the control group. Ten dogs were randomly divided into groups. The healing of the injured vocal cords was observed under the laryngoscope at 2w, 4W and 8W after operation, such as congestion, edema, irregularity of the injured surface, atrophy and scarring. 2.3.2 laryngeal mucosal mesenchymal stem cells affected the structure of the lamina propria of the vocal cords.
Immunohistochemical staining was used to observe the changes of fibronectin content, paraffin section HE staining was used to observe the invasion of inflammatory cells and fibrous tissue proliferation in the lamina propria, Masson trichrome staining, EVG staining and Alcian blue staining were used to observe the collagen fibers, elastic fibers and hyaluronan in the lamina propria. The arrangement and content of acid (HA) alter.2.3.3 laryngeal mucous mesenchymal stem cells in the vocal fold memory.
After frozen section of the vocal cords of dogs 1-6, the nuclei of vocal cords were stained with Hochest fluorescent dye for 15 minutes, and then washed with PBS. The survival and distribution of the implanted LM-MSCs in the vocal cords were observed under fluorescence microscope. The survival number of the implanted LM-MSCs was observed with time. 2.3.4 laryngeal mucosal mesenchymal stem cells were transferred into the vocal cords.
Two dogs (No. 7-10) were sacrificed 4 and 8 weeks after operation to observe the prognosis of stem cells in vocal cords. Immunofluorescence Vimentin staining and Smooth musle actin staining were performed on frozen sections. FITC fluorescence was used as the second antibody. The ability of implanted LM-MSCs to transform into fibroblasts and myofibroblasts in vocal cords was observed under fluorescence microscope. It is red fluorescent and green fluorescent when stimulated by blue light, which proves that it can be transformed into fibroblasts or myofibroblasts.
3 Results
Isolation, culture and identification of 3.1 laryngeal mucosa mesenchymal stem cells
The primary cultured LM-MSCs adhered to the wall and grew at about 3 days, initially in a short spindle shape, then gradually expanded into spindle shape, similar to fibroblasts with large nuclei. After adipogenesis, osteogenesis and chondrogenesis induction in vitro, oil red O staining was positive, alizarin red staining was positive, and type II collagen immunohistochemical staining of cartilage microclusters was feasible with DAB staining. LM-MSCs had strong proliferative ability and no stagnation in the process of proliferation. They began to grow logarithmically on the 3rd day after inoculation, reached the peak on the 7th day and entered the growth Plateau on the 8th day. The results of plate cloning test showed that LM-MSCs had a high clone formation rate of 19.7%. LM-MSCs were labeled by flow cytometry. The surface molecular markers of LM-MSCs were overexpressed (CD29-77.6%, CD44-75.5%, CD90-97.3%, CD105-38.3%) and did not express hematopoietic surface molecular markers (CD34-1.8%, CD45-0.9%).
Four days after the operation, bilateral vocal cord congestion, edema, granulation tissue formation, irregular surface, tissue sections HE staining showed that the epithelium was not covered with lamina propria, a large number of inflammatory cells invasion, lamina propria and vocal cord muscular layer boundaries were not clear, various ECM components were difficult to detect. HE staining showed that the number of inflammatory cells decreased and a large number of fibrous tissues proliferated. ECM changes (according to IOD value of slices) showed that fibronectin content increased, collagen fiber thickening content increased, arranged disorderly, elastic fiber content decreased and thinned, arranged irregularly, and HA content decreased. The laryngoscopy showed that bilateral vocal cord congestion and edema disappeared, the damaged surface was irregular, atrophy formation, HE staining showed that lamina propria had no inflammatory cell invasion, and was replaced by dense fibrous tissue; ECM changes: fibronectin content continued to increase, collagen content increased, arranged disorderly, elastic fiber content decreased slightly, and arranged irregularly, under the HA content. Eight weeks after operation, there was no obvious congestion and edema in bilateral vocal cords, irregular surface, local atrophy, and scar repair. ECM changes: fibronectin content increased slightly, collagen fibers showed a large strip, content increased in disorder, elastic fibers content tended to stabilize, HA content decreased.
Experimental study on the effect of 3.3 laryngeal mucous mesenchymal stem cells on acute vocal cord injury
Effect of 3.3.1 laryngeal mucous mesenchymal stem cells on gross healing of vocal cords
Two weeks after operation, bilateral vocal cord edema, slightly hyperemia, irregular surface, and granulation formation were observed. In stem cell group, vocal cord granulation formation was less, and the surface of vocal cord was more regular than that in control group; 4 weeks after operation, bilateral vocal cord congestion, edema disappeared, slightly irregular surface, granulation tissue was not obvious, atrophy formation, and vocal cord surface irregularity and atrophy in control group. 8 weeks after operation, bilateral vocal cords had no congestion, edema, no new granulation tissue formation, local vocal cord injury can be seen atrophy, scar formation, control group vocal cord scar larger than stem cell group, and atrophy was obvious. 3.3.2 laryngeal mucosal mesenchymal stem cells on the structure of the lamina propria of vocal cords
The inflammatory cell invasion and fibrous tissue hyperplasia in the lamina propria of the vocal cords in the stem cell group were less than those in the control group at 2 weeks after the death of the dogs. The fibronectin content in the bilateral vocal cords continued to increase, while the collagen content in the stem cell group was slightly lower than that in the control group. The content of HA in the stem cell group was higher than that in the control group, and the content of HA in the stem cell group was slightly higher than that in the control group. The content of fibronectin in the lateral vocal cord increased, while that in the stem cell group was lower than that in the control group; collagen fibers were striped, and the content of collagen fibers in the stem cell group was lower than that in the control group, and the arrangement of collagen fibers was more regular; the content of elastic fibers continued to decrease, the diameter of fibers became thinner, the content of HA in the stem cell group was slightly higher than that in the control group; the content of At 8th week, inflammatory cells were not observed in bilateral vocal cords, and fibronectin in bilateral vocal cords was increased, and the content of collagen in bilateral vocal cords was higher than that in stem cell group. The crude.HA content of the irradiated group decreased, while the stem cell group content was higher than that of the control group.
Survival of 3.3.3 laryngeal mucosa mesenchymal stem cells in vocal cords
The survival of LM-MSCs in the lamina propria was observed under fluorescence microscope at 2, 4 and 8 weeks after stem cell injection. A large number of red fluorescent labeled cells were observed in the lamina propria at 2 weeks, suggesting that a large number of transplanted cells survived at this time. The survival of LM-MSCs implanted at 4 weeks was significantly less than that at 2 weeks, and the survival of LM-MSCs was still observed at 8 weeks. The number decreased significantly.
3.3.4 laryngeal mucosa mesenchymal stem cells in vocal cord
Vimentin immunofluorescence staining showed that some LM-MSCs with red fluorescence could emit green fluorescence under the fluorescence microscope at 4 W under the excitation of blue light, suggesting that implanted LM-MSCs could be transformed into fibroblasts. Similarly, some implanted LM-MSCs could be transformed into fibroblasts at 8 w. Smooth mucle actin immunofluorescence staining showed that some implanted LM-MSCs could be transformed into fibroblasts. Under fluorescence microscope, the implanted LM-MSCs could emit green fluorescence at the same time when stimulated by blue light, suggesting that the implanted LM-MSCs could be transformed into myofibroblasts. Similarly, the implanted LM-MSCs could not be transformed into myofibroblasts at the 8th week.
4 Conclusion
4.1 The canine laryngeal mucosal mesenchymal stem cells were successfully cultured and identified by digestion culture method, which proved that the canine laryngeal mucosal mesenchymal stem cells have the ability to differentiate into adipocytes, osteoblasts and chondrocytes. The canine laryngeal mucosal mesenchymal stem cells have a faster growth and proliferation rate and higher clonal formation ability, and express the surface markers of mesenchymal stem cells. Things.
4.2 Semiconductor laser was used to injure the membranes of the vocal cords in dogs under supportive laryngoscope. Bilateral vocal cords congestion and edema were observed under laryngoscope 2 weeks after operation and 4 weeks after operation.
【学位授予单位】:第四军医大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2012
【分类号】:R767.4
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