JP2008220319A - Vessel for centrifugal separation, and supporting instrument for the vessel - Google Patents
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本発明は、細胞医療に適した細胞濃縮用の遠心分離用容器の提供に関する。 The present invention relates to a centrifuge container for cell concentration suitable for cell medicine.
近年、生体外で調製した細胞を、生体組織の治療、修復、形成に用いる細胞医療が注目されている。 In recent years, cell therapy using cells prepared in vitro for treatment, repair, and formation of living tissue has attracted attention.
例えば、永谷らは骨髄から採取した間葉系幹細胞を培養増幅させ、心不全のマウスに注入すると、心機能の改善に効果があると報告している(非特許文献1)。 For example, Nagatani et al. Have reported that when mesenchymal stem cells collected from bone marrow are cultured and amplified and injected into mice with heart failure, the cardiac function is improved (Non-patent Document 1).
また、吉村らはヒト脂肪組織に含まれる新鮮な幹細胞画分を採取し、脂肪組織と共に再注入すると外科的な組織形成に大変有用であると報告している(非特許文献2)。 Moreover, Yoshimura et al. Reported that it is very useful for surgical tissue formation when a fresh stem cell fraction contained in human adipose tissue is collected and reinjected together with adipose tissue (Non-patent Document 2).
一般的に移植目的に細胞を調製する場合、セルプロセッシングセンター(CPC)と呼ばれる特殊な衛生管理を施された場所に設置された遠心分離器を用いて細胞を濃縮し、血球計測器等を用いて含まれる細胞量を求め、そのデータに基づき細胞の懸濁溶液を調製し、CPCから手術室へ運搬する。しかしながら、細胞医療を実施する直前のこのような工程は大きな労力と時間を必要とし、非常に煩雑であった。 In general, when preparing cells for transplantation purposes, the cells are concentrated using a centrifuge installed in a place with special hygiene management called a Cell Processing Center (CPC), and a blood cell counter is used. Cell suspension solution is prepared based on the data and transported from the CPC to the operating room. However, such a process immediately before the implementation of cell therapy requires a lot of labor and time and is very complicated.
今日までに、内容量が5〜100mlの大容量部と内容量が0.5〜5mlの小容量部を、境界部を薄肉にして破断分離可能にするか、ネジにより接続するか、あるいはフランジを突き合わせて係止具により接続するかして、大容量部と小容量部を分離可能に形成する遠心分離用容器が知られている(特許文献1)。この遠心分離用容器は、従来のような遠心分離用容器からマイクロチューブへの処理液の移し替えが不要となり、移し替えの手間が少なくなり、細胞の損失やダメージがなくなるという利点を有する。しかしながら、細胞医療において、細菌等が混入しないよう非開放系で細胞を調製しなければならない工程、具体的には、細胞の個数の計測、沈降細胞を崩さないように上澄みだけを除去する操作、患者へ投与するために細胞をシリンジ等へ詰め替えする操作には上記のCPCが必要となり、このような遠心分離用容器だけでは出来なかった。
本発明の目的は、非開放系で細胞を含む溶液を遠心分離するだけで含まれる細胞量を求めることができ、更に、細胞が沈降した小容器を切り離す、もしくは分断することで吸引装置やデカンテーションを用いることなく不要な上澄みを簡単に除去することができ、かつ、沈降した細胞から細胞懸濁液を簡単に調製すること(シリンジ等へ詰め替えること)ができる細胞医療に適した遠心分離用容器を提供することにある。 An object of the present invention is to determine the amount of cells contained only by centrifuging a solution containing cells in a non-open system, and further, by separating or dividing the small container in which the cells have settled, For centrifugation suitable for cell medicine, which can easily remove unnecessary supernatant without using a station, and can easily prepare a cell suspension from the settled cells (refill into a syringe). To provide a container.
発明者らはかかる課題を解決すべく、鋭意検討を進めた。 The inventors have intensively studied to solve this problem.
その結果、少なくともa) 容量部(A)の下部に容量部(B)があり、それらの容量が(A)>(B)、b) 容量部(A)と(B)を容易に分離、もしくは分断可能、c) 容量部(B)に、細胞量を計測する目盛を具備、という条件を満たす遠心分離用容器を用いると、沈降した細胞量を読み取ることで容易に細胞量を求めることができ、更に、沈降した細胞が入った容量部(B)を分離、もしくは分断することで、不要な上澄みを除去することができ、かつ、沈降した細胞が入った容量部(B)から細胞医療に用いる細胞懸濁液を簡単に調製することが出来るという驚くべき発見を行い、本発明を完成するに至った。 As a result, at least a) there is a capacitive part (B) below the capacitive part (A), and these capacities are (A)> (B), b) the capacitive parts (A) and (B) are easily separated, Alternatively, c) When a centrifuge container that satisfies the condition that the volume part (B) has a scale for measuring the amount of cells is used, the amount of cells can be easily determined by reading the amount of precipitated cells. In addition, by separating or dividing the volume part (B) containing the precipitated cells, unnecessary supernatant can be removed, and cell medicine can be performed from the volume part (B) containing the precipitated cells. The surprising discovery that the cell suspension used in the above can be easily prepared has led to the completion of the present invention.
よって、本発明が提供するのは以下の通りである。
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少なくとも容量部(A)と(B)からなり、かつ、次の特徴を有する細胞の濃縮に用いる遠心分離用容器。
a) 容量部(A)の下部に容量部(B)があり、それらの容量が(A)>(B)
b) 容量部(A)と(B)を容易に分離、もしくは分断可能
c) 容量部(B)に、細胞量を計測する目盛を具備
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更に、次の特徴を有する〔1〕記載の遠心分離用容器
d) 容量部(A)と(B)に外部と接続可能な口を具備
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容量部(A)と(B)を分離、もしくは分断する手段が、ネジ式、切断式、折り切り式、コック式、バルブ式から選ばれる〔1〕または〔2〕記載の遠心分離用容器
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容量部(A)と(B)が、バッグ、チューブ、ボトル、管から選ばれる形状である〔1〕から〔3〕記載の遠心分離用容器。
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細胞量を計測する目盛が、1 x 105 cells以上、または、0.001 cm3以上を計測可能な〔1〕から〔4〕記載の遠心分離用容器
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〔1〕から〔5〕記載の遠心分離用容器を遠心分離装置に設置するための支持器
Therefore, the present invention provides the following.
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A centrifuge container used for concentrating cells having at least capacity parts (A) and (B) and having the following characteristics.
a) There is a capacitor part (B) at the bottom of the capacitor part (A), and their capacity is (A)> (B)
b) Capacitance part (A) and (B) can be easily separated or divided
c) The volume part (B) has a scale for measuring the amount of cells [2]
Furthermore, the container for centrifugation according to [1] having the following characteristics
d) Capacitors (A) and (B) have ports that can be connected to the outside [3]
The means for separating or dividing the capacity parts (A) and (B) is selected from a screw type, a cutting type, a folding type, a cock type, and a valve type. 4]
The container for centrifugation according to [1] to [3], wherein the capacity parts (A) and (B) have a shape selected from a bag, a tube, a bottle, and a tube.
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The centrifuge container [6] according to [1] to [4], wherein the scale for measuring the amount of cells can measure 1 x 10 5 cells or more, or 0.001 cm 3 or more.
[1] to [5] support for installing the centrifuge container in the centrifuge
本発明の遠心分離用容器を用いると、細胞を含む溶液を遠心分離したときに、血球計測器等を用いることなく、非開放系下で目盛を読むだけで簡単に細胞量を求めることができ、更に、細胞が沈降した小容器を分離、もしくは分断することで吸引装置を用いることなく上澄みを除去でき、かつ、非開放系を維持したまま、シリンジ等を用いて分離した容器から細胞を調製することができる。効率よく細胞医療に適した細胞懸濁液を調製できるので、大変便利である。 When the centrifuge container of the present invention is used, when the solution containing cells is centrifuged, the amount of cells can be easily obtained by simply reading the scale under a non-open system without using a blood cell counter or the like. Furthermore, by separating or dividing a small container in which cells have settled, the supernatant can be removed without using a suction device, and cells are prepared from the separated container using a syringe or the like while maintaining a non-open system. can do. It is very convenient because a cell suspension suitable for cell therapy can be efficiently prepared.
以下、本発明を詳細に説明する。 Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail.
本発明でいう細胞とは、生物学でいう細胞であれば特に限定はない。 The cell as used in the present invention is not particularly limited as long as it is a cell in biology.
例えば、幹細胞、白血球、骨髄由来細胞、骨髄由来間葉系幹細胞、脂肪由来細胞、脂肪由来間葉系幹細胞、繊維芽細胞、上皮細胞、内皮細胞、培養した各種細胞、赤血球、血小板、細菌、真菌、酵母、植物細胞等、またはそれらの混合物等であってよい。 For example, stem cells, leukocytes, bone marrow derived cells, bone marrow derived mesenchymal stem cells, adipose derived cells, adipose derived mesenchymal stem cells, fibroblasts, epithelial cells, endothelial cells, various cultured cells, erythrocytes, platelets, bacteria, fungi Yeast, plant cells, etc., or a mixture thereof.
本発明でいう濃縮とは、遠心分離器等により細胞を含む溶液を遠心分離操作し、遠心分離容器の下部に細胞を沈降させることにより、操作前と比較して細胞を集積し、その濃度を高めることを意味する。 Concentration as used in the present invention means that a solution containing cells is centrifuged by a centrifuge or the like, and the cells are accumulated in the lower part of the centrifuge container, so that the concentration of the cells is increased compared with that before the operation. It means to increase.
濃縮を行う遠心分離装置、およびその遠心条件に特に限定はなく、それぞれの細胞の沈降に適した任意の回転速度、時間、温度、ローターサイズであってよい。例えば、培養した骨髄由来間葉系幹細胞を濃縮する場合、その溶液を遠心分離装置で1200rpm、室温、5分間、という条件で遠心分離操作するという様態である。 There is no particular limitation on the centrifugal separator for concentrating and the centrifugal conditions thereof, and any rotational speed, time, temperature, and rotor size suitable for the sedimentation of each cell may be used. For example, when the cultured bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells are concentrated, the solution is centrifuged in a centrifuge at 1200 rpm at room temperature for 5 minutes.
本発明でいう容量部とは、遠心分離用容器を構成する容積およびその器であり、溶液を漏らすことなく保持するために必要な遠心分離用容器の一部である。ここでいう容器の材質には特に限定はなく、例えば、一般的に用いられるプラスチック、ガラス、金属等である。 The capacity section referred to in the present invention is a volume constituting the centrifuge container and its container, and is a part of the centrifuge container necessary for holding the solution without leaking. The material of the container here is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include commonly used plastic, glass, and metal.
本発明でいう、容量部(A)と(B)からなるとは、少なくとも容量部(A)と(B)が接続されることにより、一体の遠心分離用容器となる態様を指す。 The term “consisting of the capacity parts (A) and (B)” as used in the present invention refers to an embodiment in which at least the capacity parts (A) and (B) are connected to form an integral centrifuge container.
本発明でいう容易に分離、もしくは分断可能とは、接続された容量部(A)と(B)を物理的に簡単に切り離す、もしくは分断することが出来れば特に限定はなく、例えば、容量部(A)と(B)をネジで接続し、ネジを外すことによりそれらを分離できる様態、容量部(A)の接合部をネジの雌、(B)の接合部をネジの雄に設計することにより(またはその逆)、接続と分離ができる様態、容量部(A)と(B)を軟質な材料で作製し、分離時にその接合部をハサミ等で切断して分離できる様態、容量部(A)と(B)の接合部に折部を作製し、分離時に折部を支点に負荷をかけて容量部(A)と(B)を折り切る様態、容量部(A)と(B)の接合部をシールで固定しておき、分離時にシールを取り除いて切り離す様態、容量部(A)と(B)の間にコックやバルブ等を設けて、それらで分断する様態、もしくは、容量部(A)と(B)の間を指で押さえ、簡易に内容物を分断する様態等であってよい。好まし様態の一例を示すと、透明な軟質プラスチックバッグからなる遠心分離用容器で遠心分離操作を行い、容量部(A)に上澄みが、容量部(B)に細胞が沈降した状態において、(A)と(B)の間を指や器具等で挟むことにより閉鎖し、沈降した細胞塊が崩れないよう(A)と(B)の間をハサミで切断するという様態であってよい。または、透明な硬質チューブからなる遠心分離用容器であってその容量部(A)と(B)の間にコックやバルブ等を設けて内容物を分断する様態であってよい。 In the present invention, easy separation or separation is not particularly limited as long as the connected capacitor parts (A) and (B) can be physically easily separated or divided, for example, the capacitor part Connect (A) and (B) with screws and separate them by removing the screws, and design the joint of the capacitor (A) to be a female screw and the joint of (B) to a male screw (Or vice versa), the connection and separation can be made, the capacities (A) and (B) can be made of a soft material, and the joint can be cut with scissors etc. during separation, the capacities Folding part is made at the joint of (A) and (B), and when separating, a load is applied to the folding part as a fulcrum, and the capacitive parts (A) and (B) are folded, and the capacitive parts (A) and (B ) Is fixed with a seal, and when separating, the seal is removed and separated, and a cock or valve is provided between the capacity parts (A) and (B), and the parts are separated by them. Ku, the capacity portion (A) and between (B) pressed by a finger, or a manner such that to divide the contents easily. An example of a preferred mode is that the centrifugation operation is performed in a centrifuge container consisting of a transparent soft plastic bag, and the supernatant is in the volume part (A) and the cells are sedimented in the volume part (B). It may be closed by pinching between A) and (B) with a finger or an instrument, and cutting between (A) and (B) with scissors so that the sedimented cell mass does not collapse. Alternatively, the container may be a centrifuge container made of a transparent hard tube, and the contents may be divided by providing a cock, a valve, or the like between the capacity parts (A) and (B).
容量部(A)の容量(mL、またはcm3)に特に限定はないが、細胞医療で必要な処理量という観点より、好ましくは10mlを越える容量である。容量部(B)の容量は、容量部(A)より小さいものであれば特に限定はないが、好ましくは10μl〜10mlであり、更に好ましくは100μl〜5mlである。 The volume (mL or cm 3 ) of the volume part (A) is not particularly limited, but is preferably a volume exceeding 10 ml from the viewpoint of the amount of treatment necessary for cell medicine. The volume of the volume part (B) is not particularly limited as long as it is smaller than the volume part (A), but is preferably 10 μl to 10 ml, more preferably 100 μl to 5 ml.
本発明でいう細胞量とは、細胞の個数、またはその体積を意味する。細胞量を計測する目盛とは、細胞の個数、またはその体積を測定するために容器(B)に印された目盛を意味する。例えば、骨髄単核球や脂肪組織由来接着細胞の細胞量を計測する場合、1 x 107cellsごとに、または0.05cm3ごとに複数の目盛を容器(B)に印し、それらを目視により計測するという様態である。一般的な細胞集団、例えば、白血球、赤血球、血小板、培養した細胞、接着した細胞等、おおよそ均一な細胞集団では細胞個数と体積がおおよそ正比例するので、それらを変換することができる。 The amount of cells referred to in the present invention means the number of cells or the volume thereof. The scale for measuring the amount of cells means a scale marked on the container (B) in order to measure the number of cells or the volume thereof. For example, when measuring the amount of bone marrow mononuclear cells or adipose tissue-derived adherent cells, place multiple scales on the container (B) every 1 x 10 7 cells or every 0.05 cm 3 and visually check them. It is a mode of measuring. In general cell populations such as leukocytes, erythrocytes, platelets, cultured cells, and adherent cells, the number and volume of cells are approximately proportional to each other, so that they can be converted.
細胞量を計測する目盛の範囲は、好ましくは1 x 105 cells以上、または、0.001 cm3以上である。これらより少ない細胞量の計測は、目視では計測困難であるため好ましくはない。上限は、必要に応じて任意であってよく、特に限定はない。 The range of the scale for measuring the amount of cells is preferably 1 × 10 5 cells or more, or 0.001 cm 3 or more. Measurement of a cell amount smaller than these is not preferable because it is difficult to measure visually. The upper limit may be arbitrary as required and there is no particular limitation.
細胞量を目盛から求めるためには、予め沈降する細胞量と容器(B)の目盛の関係を定めておく必要がある。例えば、予め一定量の細胞を適当な遠心分離条件(一定の回転速度、時間、温度、ローターサイズ)で沈降させ、その量と目盛の位置の関係を求めておくと良い。それ以後は、その関係を基に細胞量を求める。 In order to obtain the amount of cells from the scale, it is necessary to determine the relationship between the amount of cells that settles and the scale of the container (B) in advance. For example, a certain amount of cells may be precipitated in advance under appropriate centrifugation conditions (constant rotation speed, time, temperature, rotor size), and the relationship between the amount and the position of the scale may be obtained. Thereafter, the amount of cells is determined based on the relationship.
本発明でいう外部と接続可能な口とは、容量部(A)と(B)の内部と外部を接続し、溶液や細胞を内外へと移送するために必要な口もしくは蓋を意味する。例えば、ネジ式、コネクター式、ルアーロック式、シリンジ針用のゴム製挿入口、コック等であってよい。好ましくは、非開放系を維持したまま容量部の内部と外部を接続することができる、コネクター式、ルアーロック式、シリンジ針用のゴム製挿入口、コック等である。容量部(B)の口の用法を例示すると、容量部(B)に沈降した細胞を別途用意したシリンジへと移送するとき、容量部(B)に設けたシリンジ針用の挿入口から針を挿入し、容量部(B)に沈降した細胞をシリンジでほぐし、吸い取るという様態である。 The mouth that can be connected to the outside in the present invention means a mouth or a lid necessary for connecting the inside and the outside of the capacity parts (A) and (B) and transferring the solution and cells to the inside and outside. For example, it may be a screw type, a connector type, a luer lock type, a rubber insertion port for a syringe needle, a cock, or the like. Preferably, a connector type, a luer lock type, a rubber insertion port for a syringe needle, a cock or the like that can connect the inside and the outside of the capacity part while maintaining a non-open system. To illustrate the usage of the mouth of the volume part (B), when transferring the cells settled in the volume part (B) to a separately prepared syringe, the needle is inserted from the syringe needle insertion port provided in the volume part (B). The cells inserted and settled in the volume part (B) are loosened with a syringe and sucked.
本発明でいう、遠心分離装置に設置するための支持器とは、細胞分離用容器を細胞分離装置に設置し、保持するために必要なインナーカップ、ローター、調整具、アダプター、ステージ、バインダー等を指す。例えば、遠心分離操作中に容量部(B)の形状を保持するために、凹状に設計した支持器の窪みに容量部(B)を差し込むことができる支持器である。 As used in the present invention, a support for installing in a centrifuge means an inner cup, a rotor, an adjustment tool, an adapter, a stage, a binder, etc. necessary for installing and holding a cell separation container in a cell separation apparatus Point to. For example, in order to maintain the shape of the capacity part (B) during the centrifugal separation operation, the capacity part (B) can be inserted into the recess of the support designed to be concave.
図1から3に本発明の遠心分離容器の具体例を、図4に遠心分離用容器の支持具を例示するが、本発明はこれらに限定されるものではない。 Although the specific example of the centrifuge container of this invention is illustrated in FIGS. 1-3 and the support tool of the centrifuge container is illustrated in FIG. 4, this invention is not limited to these.
図1は、遠沈管の様態をとる遠心分離用容器(折り切り式)の例である。容量部(A)と(B)に細胞含有液を入れて蓋をする。遠心分離後、容量部(B)に沈降した細胞量を目盛で計測する。そして折部の少し下部を強く圧迫することで液の流れを遮断し、折部を支点に荷重をかけて容量部(A)と(B)を切り離す。次に、分離した容量部(B)の余剰液をシリンジで抜き、次に沈降した細胞をほぐすことにより必要な細胞懸濁液を調製する。 FIG. 1 is an example of a centrifuge container (folding type) that takes the form of a centrifuge tube. Put the cell-containing solution in the volume parts (A) and (B) and cover them. After centrifugation, the amount of cells settled in the volume part (B) is measured on a scale. Then, the flow of the liquid is blocked by strongly pressing the lower part of the folding part, and the capacity parts (A) and (B) are separated by applying a load with the folding part as a fulcrum. Next, the surplus liquid in the separated volume part (B) is removed with a syringe, and then the necessary cell suspension is prepared by loosening the precipitated cells.
図2は、遠沈管の様態をとる遠心分離用容器(コック式)の例である。容量部(A)と(B)に細胞含有液を入れて蓋をする。遠心分離後、容量部(B)に沈降した細胞量を目盛で計測する。そして容量部(A)と(B)の間のコックを閉じることで内溶液の流れを分断し、容量部(B)のシリンジ針挿入口からシリンジ針を挿入し、必要な細胞懸濁液を調製する。 FIG. 2 is an example of a centrifuge container (cock type) that takes the form of a centrifuge tube. Put the cell-containing solution in the volume parts (A) and (B) and cover them. After centrifugation, the amount of cells settled in the volume part (B) is measured on a scale. And by closing the cock between the volume parts (A) and (B), the flow of the inner solution is divided, and the syringe needle is inserted from the syringe needle insertion port of the volume part (B), and the necessary cell suspension is removed. Prepare.
図3は、バックの様態をとる遠心分離用容器の例である。容量部(A)と(B)に細胞含有液を入れて蓋をする。遠心分離後、容量部(B)に沈降した細胞量を目盛で計測する。そしてハサミ切線の少し下部を強く圧迫することで液の流れを遮断し、ハサミ切線にハサミを入れることにより容量部(A)と(B)を分離する。そして、容量部(B)の非開放系を維持した状態で、シリンジ接続口からシリンジ針を挿入し、シリンジの押し子を上下させることで、沈降した細胞をほぐし、それらをシリンジへと抜き取る。 FIG. 3 is an example of a centrifuge container that takes the form of a bag. Put the cell-containing solution in the volume parts (A) and (B) and cover them. After centrifugation, the amount of cells settled in the volume part (B) is measured on a scale. Then, the liquid flow is blocked by strongly pressing the scissors cutting line slightly, and the capacities (A) and (B) are separated by inserting scissors in the scissors cutting line. And in the state which maintained the non-opening type | system | group of the capacity | capacitance part (B), by inserting a syringe needle from a syringe connection port and raising and lowering the pusher of a syringe, the settled cell is loosened and they are extracted to a syringe.
図4は、バッグの様態をとる遠心分離用容器を、遠心分離装置に設置するために用いる支持器の例である。容量部(B)を支持具の窪みに指し込み、遠心分離操作から容量部(B)の変形を保護する。 FIG. 4 is an example of a support used for installing a centrifuge container in the form of a bag in a centrifuge. The capacity part (B) is brought into the recess of the support tool to protect the deformation of the capacity part (B) from the centrifugation operation.
以下に実施例により本発明を詳細に説明するが、本発明はこれらの実施例に限定されるものではない。 EXAMPLES The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to examples, but the present invention is not limited to these examples.
〔実施例1〕
<骨髄由来間葉系幹細胞の調製>
ヒト骨髄(Fresh whole bone marrow)をベリタス社から購入し、それを血清含有培地(DMEM+10%FBS)で培養(37℃、5%CO2)した。
[Example 1]
<Preparation of bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells>
Human bone marrow (Fresh whole bone marrow) was purchased from Veritas and cultured (37 ° C., 5% CO 2 ) in a serum-containing medium (DMEM + 10% FBS).
培地交換は2〜3日置きに実施し、サブコンフルエントに達した間葉系幹細胞を、トリプシン処理にて継代培養を行った。 Medium exchange was performed every 2 to 3 days, and mesenchymal stem cells that reached subconfluence were subcultured by trypsin treatment.
このようにして得られた間葉系幹細胞をトリプシン処理にて回収し、これを試験液とした。 The mesenchymal stem cells thus obtained were collected by trypsin treatment and used as a test solution.
<バッグ型の遠心分離用容器>
本発明の遠心分離用容器を用意し、上記の間葉系幹細胞を含む試験液を導入した。
<Bag-type centrifuge container>
A centrifuge container of the present invention was prepared, and a test solution containing the above mesenchymal stem cells was introduced.
それを遠心分離器(1500rpm、5分間)で遠心操作し、容量部(B)に細胞を沈降させた。 It was centrifuged with a centrifuge (1500 rpm, 5 minutes), and the cells were sedimented in the volume part (B).
沈降した細胞量は、容量部(B)に印された目盛を読み取ることにより、3 x 107 cellsであると分かった。 The amount of precipitated cells was found to be 3 × 10 7 cells by reading the scale marked on the volume part (B).
次に、沈降した細胞の上を指で封じながら(図5)、容量部(A)の液導入口から上澄みを除去した。 Next, the supernatant was removed from the liquid inlet of the capacity part (A) while sealing the top of the precipitated cells with a finger (FIG. 5).
そして、容量部(B)をハサミで切り取り(図6)、シリンジで沈降した細胞を吸い上げた。 And the capacity | capacitance part (B) was cut off with scissors (FIG. 6), and the sedimented cell was sucked up with the syringe.
ヒト骨髄由来の培養間葉系幹細胞を、遠心分離からシリンジに充填するまでに要した時間は合計7分間であった。 The total time taken from centrifugation to filling the syringe with the cultured mesenchymal stem cells derived from human bone marrow was 7 minutes.
図7は、上記条件で遠心沈降させたヒト骨髄由来培養間葉系幹細胞の体積と個数の関係を示す。 FIG. 7 shows the relationship between the volume and number of human bone marrow-derived cultured mesenchymal stem cells that have been spun down under the above conditions.
〔実施例2〕
<脂肪組織由来細胞の調製>
体重3.5kgのウサギ(日本白色種)をケタラール/セラクタールの過剰投与にて安楽死させ、背側の皮下脂肪を採取した。
[Example 2]
<Preparation of adipose tissue-derived cells>
A rabbit weighing 3.5 kg (Japanese white breed) was euthanized by an overdose of Ketalar / Celactal, and the dorsal subcutaneous fat was collected.
この白色脂肪を手術用ハサミで細かく刻み、0.075w/v%コラゲナーゼ/リン酸塩緩衝液(pH=7.4)100mLと共に、37℃で振盪した(一時間)。 The white fat was finely chopped with surgical scissors and shaken at 37 ° C. with 100 mL of 0.075 w / v% collagenase / phosphate buffer (pH = 7.4) (one hour).
この操作により皮下脂肪は分解され、流動性を有する粘性液体となった。 By this operation, the subcutaneous fat was decomposed into a viscous liquid having fluidity.
この酵素処理液を静置することで溶液を2層に分離し、下層の水溶液層(酵素処理液)を採液した。 The enzyme-treated solution was allowed to stand to separate the solution into two layers, and a lower aqueous solution layer (enzyme-treated solution) was collected.
この水溶液層を特開2006-121260に示した細胞分離カラムに通液し、含まれる脂肪由来幹細胞を分離回収した。 This aqueous solution layer was passed through a cell separation column described in JP-A-2006-121260, and contained adipose-derived stem cells were separated and recovered.
このようにして得られた(赤血球と血小板の大部分が除去された)有核細胞の細胞回収液を試験液とした。 The cell recovery solution of nucleated cells obtained in this way (most of red blood cells and platelets were removed) was used as a test solution.
<バッグ型の遠心分離用容器>
本発明の遠心分離用容器を用意し、そこに上記の脂肪由来有核細胞の細胞回収液を導入した。それを遠心分離器(1500rpm、5分間)で遠心操作し、容量部(B)に細胞を沈降させた。
<Bag-type centrifuge container>
A container for centrifugation according to the present invention was prepared, and the cell recovery solution for the fat-derived nucleated cells was introduced therein. It was centrifuged with a centrifuge (1500 rpm, 5 minutes), and the cells were sedimented in the volume part (B).
沈降した細胞量は、容量部(B)に印された目盛を読み取ることにより、1 x 107コであると分かった。 The amount of precipitated cells was found to be 1 × 10 7 by reading the scale marked on the volume part (B).
次に、沈降した細胞の上を指で封じながら、容量部(A)の液導入口から上澄みを除去した。 Next, the supernatant was removed from the liquid inlet of the volume part (A) while the top of the precipitated cells was sealed with a finger.
そして、容量部(B)をハサミで切り取り、シリンジで沈降した細胞を吸い上げた。 Then, the volume part (B) was cut with scissors, and the precipitated cells were sucked up with a syringe.
脂肪組織から採取した有核細胞を、シリンジへ充填するまでに要した時間は合計7分間であった。 The total time required for filling the syringe with nucleated cells collected from the adipose tissue was 7 minutes.
2 開閉コック
3 ハサミ切線
4 支持器
5 容量部(A)内にある上澄み液
6 沈降した細胞
11、21、31、51 蓋
12、22、32、42、52 容量部(A)
13、23、33、43、53、63 容量部(B)
14、24、34、54 細胞計測目盛
15、45 折部
16、26、36 シリンジ針挿入口
2 Opening and closing
13, 23, 33, 43, 53, 63 Capacity (B)
14, 24, 34, 54
Claims (6)
a) 容量部(A)の下部に容量部(B)があり、それらの容量が(A)>(B),
b) 容量部(A)と(B)を容易に分離、もしくは分断可能
c) 容量部(B)に、細胞量を計測する目盛を具備 A centrifuge container used for concentrating cells having at least capacity parts (A) and (B) and having the following characteristics.
a) There is a capacity part (B) at the bottom of the capacity part (A), and the capacity is (A)> (B),
b) Capacitance part (A) and (B) can be easily separated or divided
c) The volume part (B) has a scale for measuring the amount of cells.
d)容量部(A)と(B)に外部と接続可能な口を具備 Furthermore, the container for centrifugation of Claim 1 which has the following characteristics.
d) Capacitors (A) and (B) have ports that can be connected to the outside
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