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- the present invention relates to a cell culture method, a three-dimensional culture method of cells for forming a three-dimensional tissue, a three-dimensional tissue formed using the cultured cells, an artificial organ, and a tissue transplantation method.
- the liver in particular, has complex and diverse functions such as digestion and detoxification, and is a central organ of metabolism that performs more than 500 types of metabolic reactions just by being known. Falling into a crisis of life. And its function is so complex that it is extremely difficult to use a completely artificial device to replace the function of the liver, and to use hepatocytes in the body for a long time. It is thought that there is no other way than to do it.
- the fundamental treatment for patients with severe liver failure is living-donor liver transplantation, but the number of organ donors is limited. It is one of the most promising organs for development.
- an artificial liver a hybrid artificial liver using hepatocytes cultured in vitro is being actively developed.
- the most commonly used method is a method of filling a hollow fiber reactor with hepatocytes and exchanging substances through a semi-permeable membrane.
- Various types of artificial liver such as sandwich type, microcarrier-attached type and microencapsulated type (See, for example, Michiaki Matsushita et al., Bioartificial Liver, Tissue Culture Engineering, 14 (5), 1998, pp. 188—192).
- hepatocyte spheroids partially adhered to the dish bottom are generated by inoculating the isolated hepatocytes into a culture dish treated with electrical or macromolecules. According to this method, albumin synthesis from hepatocyte spheroids and hepatocytes has been observed for more than one month.
- a hybrid artificial liver module that uses this spheroid culture method has also been developed.
- PUF polyurethane foam
- spheroid spherical tissue
- an artificial liver module was developed in which a large number of thin tubes for liquid flow were provided in a cylindrical PUF block, and a large amount of hepatocyte sul- fide was formed in the PUF hole between the thin tubes.
- hepatocyte culture using a temperature-responsive culture dish a culture dish in which the surface responsive polymer N-isopropyl acrylamide (PIPAAra) is grafted is used.
- PIPAAra surface responsive polymer N-isopropyl acrylamide
- the dish bottom surface becomes hydrophobic
- the dish bottom surface becomes highly hydrophilic
- the cells are cultured. Desorbs spontaneously from the dish surface without compromising its structure and function.
- ECM extracellular matrix
- the present invention provides a cell culture method, a three-dimensional culture method of cells for forming a three-dimensional tissue, a three-dimensional tissue formed using the cultured cells, an artificial organ, and a tissue transplantation method.
- the purpose is to provide. Disclosure of the invention
- the liver is known as an organ with a strong regenerative capacity, but its function is rapidly lost when cells are separated outside the body.
- the inventors have enabled long-term culture of hepatocytes by using hepatic progenitor cells called small hepatocytes.
- small hepatocytes are cultured on collagen-coated polymorphic sheets coated with collagen, they adhere to the sheets and continue to proliferate.
- the sheets to which the cells were adhered on the 30th day of the culture were laminated as shown in FIGS. 1C1 to 5C, the upper and lower cells adhered, and the laminated sheets adhered.
- the three-dimensional cell culturing method according to the present invention comprises a plurality of layers by laminating cultured cells cultured in a plane on a permeable sheet together with the permeable sheet on other cultured cells cultured in a plane.
- the term “three-dimensional tissue” is not just a three-dimensional aggregate of cells, but a set of cells in which the cells interact with each other to form a function. Refers to the body.
- the function is preferably a unique function of the original tissue from which the cell is derived, but is not limited thereto, and in the case of a pluripotent stem cell, etc., it is possible to obtain a new function by differentiation. Functions may be obtained. In addition, transdifferentiation may occur and have a function different from that of the original organization.
- the cultured cells may be derived from any of a solid organ, epithelial tissue, or muscle tissue, but are preferably derived from the liver, and most preferably small hepatocytes.
- the “substantial organ” refers to a solid organ such as a liver, kidney, knee, or spleen.
- Epithelium refers to tissue that covers the surface of the body surface, lumens (gastrointestinal tract, respiratory organs, urinary organs, genital organs, blood vessels, etc.) and body cavities (pericardial cavity, pleural cavity, peritoneal cavity) It includes epithelium, endothelium, and mesothelium in a narrow sense, and includes, for example, skin, gastrointestinal epithelium, corneal epithelium, vascular endothelium, and pleural mesothelium. “Muscle tissue” means any of myocardium, smooth muscle, and skeletal muscle. In addition, like epithelial tissue in the parenchymal organ (for example, vascular endothelium in the liver) The origin of the cell may be plural.
- a bile canaliculus is formed in a three-dimensional tissue formed by the three-dimensional culture method of liver-derived cells according to the present invention.
- the three-dimensional tissue according to the present invention is formed by laminating cultured cells cultured on a plane on a permeable sheet, together with the permeable sheet, on cultured cells cultured on another plane.
- the cultured cell power used to form this three-dimensional tissue may be derived from any of a solid organ, epithelial tissue, or muscle tissue, but is preferably derived from the liver, and most preferably small hepatocytes. preferable.
- a bile canaliculus is formed in the three-dimensional fibrous tissue formed by the cells derived from the liver.
- the artificial organ according to the present invention is configured using any one of the three-dimensional tissues.
- the term “artificial organ” includes all tissues of an artificially created organism, and is not limited to organs in a narrow sense, but may be an aggregate of cells that function by organizing, such as epithelium, muscle, and nerve. Anything is fine.
- the cell culture method according to the present invention is a cell culture method in which cultured cells are planarly cultured on a porous sheet. By adjusting the position of pores opened in the porous sheet, the cell culture method is improved. It is characterized in that the shape of the knee is controlled.
- a three-dimensional tissue may be formed by laminating the cultured cells cultured by this cell culture method together with the porous sheet on the cultured cells cultured in another plane.
- tissue transplantation method transplants any of the above three-dimensional tissues into a living body in a vertebrate other than a human. This tissue transplantation method can be applied to humans.
- FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a method for forming a three-dimensional tissue in one embodiment of the three-dimensional culture method according to the present invention.
- A shows immediately after seeding of cells
- B shows cell sheets after cell proliferation
- C1 to 5 show lamination methods.
- FIG. 2 shows one embodiment of the artificial organ according to the present invention.
- Conceptual diagram of the original tissue bioartificial liver module (B)
- FIG. 3 is a transmission electron micrograph of a cross section of a formed three-dimensional tissue in one embodiment of the three-dimensional culture method according to the present invention.
- the white arrow in (A) indicates desmosomes, and the white arrow in (B) indicates microvilli in the bile canaliculus lumen.
- FIG. 4 is a photograph in which the bile canaliculi in the formed three-dimensional tissue are stained with fluorescein in one example of the three-dimensional culture method according to the present invention.
- the light colored area indicates the signal due to the fluorescence.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing the time course of the amount of albumin secreted into the culture solution in one example of the three-dimensional culture method according to the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a photograph showing that the morphology of the colouillet is controlled according to the arrangement of the holes (circular black portions) in one embodiment of the three-dimensional culture method according to the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the results of examining the presence or absence of the expression of a hepatocyte differentiation marker in the cells in the formed three-dimensional tissue in one example of the three-dimensional culture method according to the present invention.
- PH refers to RNA extracted from mature hepatocytes isolated from rats
- S5 or S10 refers to the RNA on the 50th or 10th day after forming a three-dimensional tissue. RNA extracted from three-dimensional tissues.
- a cell culture method according to the present invention, a three-dimensional cell culture method, a three-dimensional tissue formed by using the method, an artificial organ configured using the formed three-dimensional tissue, and a tissue transplant of the three-dimensional tissue
- the method is described in detail with reference to the figures.
- the three-dimensional cell culturing method comprises the steps of: culturing cells cultured in a plane on a permeable sheet (hereinafter referred to as a cell sheet, including a permeable sheet and cells) together with the permeable sheet together with other permeable sheets.
- a cell sheet including a permeable sheet and cells
- This is a method in which a three-dimensional tissue is formed by layering on cultured cells cultured in a plane.
- Figure 1 shows the outline.
- the tissue to be formed can be anything. It is suitable for a real organ that can be three-dimensionally reconstructed by force stacking, an epithelial tissue composed of one to several tens of layers of cells, a muscle tissue having a repetitive structure, and the like.
- the origin of the cells is not limited to a particular animal species, but humans or pigs are preferred in view of the application of transplantation into humans.
- a tissue is isolated from a living body, target cells 1 are dissociated, and the cells 1 are seeded on a permeable sheet 2 on a culture dish 3 (FIG. 1A).
- a permeable sheet As the material of the permeable sheet, a polycarbonate film, a collagen film, a polyester film, a biocompatible film made of polyglycolic acid, polylactic acid, or the like can be used, but from the viewpoint of a transplant material. Biocompatible membranes having bioabsorbable and biodegradable properties are more preferred.
- the thickness of the sheet is preferably as thin as possible, but may be 100 ⁇ or less, more preferably 20 ⁇ or less, and most preferably 10 ⁇ or less.
- the characteristics of the permeable sheet may be such that the membrane itself has sufficient permeability to nutrients, for example, a semipermeable membrane or a permeable membrane having a pore size of about 0.01 to 20 m. It may be a porous membrane having Commercially available sheets include Nikupore pore-track etch membrane (WHATMAN), permeable collagen membrane MEM-1 (Koken) for tissue culture, etc., but usable sheets are not limited to these. Further, the sheet may be subjected to a coating treatment such as a collagen coat.
- WHATMAN Nikupore pore-track etch membrane
- MEM-1 permeable collagen membrane MEM-1
- the seeded cells are cultured in a plane (Fig. 1B). Any cell can be used as long as it can be cultured on a plane. Stem cells and progenitor cells, which can be cultured for a long time and maintain three-dimensional tissue forming ability such as differentiation ability and proliferation ability, are preferable. It also interacts with different types of cells instead of single cells, Multiple types of cells may be used so that multiple structures can be created. In the examples, f cells containing high concentrations of small S dried cells were used.
- a cell sheet to which cultured cells are attached at high density is prepared.
- a porous sheet is used as the permeable sheet and holes of an appropriate size are opened at appropriate intervals, cell colonies may spread using the holes as a scaffold. That is, the peripheral portion of the colony is arranged in accordance with the position of the hole.
- the shape of the colouille can be defined by making a hole in a preferable shape. In this way, the shape of the three-dimensional tissue can be controlled by adjusting the way the holes are formed, and for example, a three-dimensional structure can be constructed in a form suitable for transplantation.
- a three-dimensional tissue is constructed using the cell sheet prepared as described above. Monolayer tissue among the epithelial tissues is organized in the state of this cell sheet, and can be used for transplantation as it is.
- a three-dimensional tissue can be constructed by laminating the cell sheet on other planar cultured cells (Fig. 1C1-5). This stacking may be reversed (Fig. 1C1) or as it is on the front and back (Fig. 1C2), and there may be no sheet between the culture dish side and the cell adhesion surface (Fig. 1C3, Fig. 1C4). ). Not only two layers but also three or more layers can be laminated (Fig. 1 C5, etc.).
- the cell sheets to be laminated may be cell sheets containing the same cell type or cell sheets containing different cell types.
- the cultured cells may be attached to both sides of the cell sheet instead of to one side of the cell sheet.
- MEN-1 permeable collagen membrane for tissue culture
- the membrane since the membrane is provided with a support, cell culturing can be carried out in the form of floating in water. The cells can be seeded on both sides.
- culture is continued for a further appropriate period to organize the cells.
- intercellular adhesion is formed, cells are differentiated, morphogenesis specific to the tissue occurs, and a tissue as a functional cell aggregate is constructed.
- the three-dimensional liver tissue thus organized can be directly transplanted into humans and non-human vertebrates.
- the transplantation site is preferably the liver, but may be tissues other than the liver, such as the spleen, subcutaneous, subrenal capsule, testis, and abdominal cavity. Further, this three-dimensional tissue may be used for a hybrid artificial organ.
- the three-dimensional tissue of the present invention is preferably of a laminated type because the basic structure of the three-dimensional tissue is a cell sheet.
- FIG. 2A shows a schematic diagram of a laminated three-dimensional tissue bioartificial liver module.
- the cell sheets After culturing small hepatocytes on a semi-permeable membrane, preferably a biocompatible porous membrane, and culturing the cells in a plane, the cell sheets are laminated in two layers by bonding the cell sides together to form a three-dimensional tissue Let it.
- the two-layered tissue is spaced apart from each other to form a module, and as shown in FIG. 2 (B), is stacked in a stacked artificial liver device.
- This artificial liver may function outside the human body or may function as an implantable type inside the human body.
- liver tissue examples of the three-dimensional culture method of cells for forming a three-dimensional tissue according to the present invention will be described below, taking liver tissue as an example.
- liver tissue a large number of blood vessels extend radially from the portal vein that passes through, and hepatocytes exist in two layers to fill the gaps between the blood vessels. Therefore, it can be seen that the liver is suitable as the most typical example for practicing the present invention.
- liver-derived cells can be obtained.
- cells were isolated from the liver of 8- to 12-week-old rats using the normal collagenase hepatic perfusion method.
- the obtained cell suspension was passed through a 250-m and 80-m mesh to remove undigested tissue residues and other tissue fragments.
- the cell suspension is centrifuged at 50 X g for 1 minute to produce a heavy fraction containing mainly parenchymal cells and relatively light cells mainly containing non-parenchymal cells such as stellate cells, Kupffer cells, and sinusoidal cells. And a light supernatant fraction containing The small moon-dried cells are included in the supernatant fraction at this time.
- the supernatant fraction was centrifuged at 5Oxg for 5 minutes, the precipitate was suspended in the medium, and further centrifuged at 5Oxg for 5 minutes.
- the precipitate was suspended again in the medium and centrifuged at 50 ⁇ g for 5 minutes. Further, the obtained precipitate was suspended in a medium, and centrifuged at 150 ⁇ g for 5 minutes, and the precipitated cells were suspended in a fresh medium. cell The number of cells in the suspension was counted, and the suspension was adjusted to a cell density necessary for subsequent culture. Preparation of cell sheet
- the isolated small hepatocytes are cultured on a collagen-coated porous polycarbonate membrane (trade name: Tuliporipore-track Etch Membrane, WHATMAN). Specifically, cells prepared to a density of 3 ⁇ 10 5 cells Zm 1 were seeded at 2 ml in a 35 mm culture dish containing a porous polycarbonate membrane coated with collagen derived from rat tail.
- a collagen-coated porous polycarbonate membrane trade name: Tuliporipore-track Etch Membrane, WHATMAN
- Culture medium contains 10% fetal calf serum, 0.1 zM dexamethasone, 0.5 mg / l insulin, 10 mM ecotinamide, ImM ascorbic acid diphosphate, antibiotics, 1 ⁇ g / 1 epidermal growth factor
- the cells were cultured at 37 ° C in Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium further containing (EGF) and other additives commonly used for cell culture. From day 4 of culture, l% DMSO was added. The culture medium was changed once every two days.
- the cell sheets were stacked as shown in FIG. 1C1, and cultured under the same conditions for several more minutes. After that, fix the cells with 2.5% glutaraldehyde, 0.1 M cacodylate buffer, post-fix, dehydrate, embed in resin, create ultra-thin sections with longitudinal cross section, When the microstructure of the cross section of the stacked cell sheets was observed with an electron microscope, a cell adhesion structure (desmosome or tight junction) was observed between the upper and lower cells, and the upper and lower cells were bound by the adhesion molecules. (Fig. 3A). In addition, a tubular structure was formed between the upper and lower cells (Fig. 3B), and microvilli were present in the tube, suggesting that it was a bile canaliculus.
- a cell adhesion structure desmosome or tight junction
- Hepatocytes have the property that, when fluorescein diacetate is administered, this substance is taken up into the cytoplasm and metabolized into fluorescein, a fluorescent substance, which is excreted into the bile canaliculus. By utilizing this property, it was examined whether or not the tubular structure observed between the upper and lower cells in the culture of the present example was a bile canaliculus. 2.Add fluorescein diacetate to the culture at a concentration of 5 gZm1, allow the cells to stand for 20 minutes, wash the cells with the medium warmed to 37 ° C, and use a microscope equipped with a fluorescence observation device. Fluorescein fluorescence was observed. As shown in Fig. 4, about 3 days after lamination, the tubular structure began to be stained with a fluorescent dye, and this tubular structure was It turned out that there was.
- the secretion amount of albumin which is a differentiation marker for liver cells, was measured from the start of the culture of the cell sheet to after the lamination.
- the ELISA enzyme-lindemomunsosrbentasassay
- the cells on day 3 of culture were treated with 2% glutaraldehyde and 2% glutaraldehyde. After fixation with 2% osmic acid, dehydration treatment was performed with ethanol, and the shape of colonies and the arrangement of pores were observed with a scanning electron microscope. As shown in Fig. 6, the cells outside the colony adhered to the pore area, and it was revealed that the shape of the colony was determined depending on the arrangement of the pores.
- RNA was extracted from the cells of the three-dimensional tissue, and the hepatocyte differentiation marker was expressed. I checked.
- RNA isolation kit Qiagen
- oligo (dT) primer t Superscript III reverse transcriptase Invitrogen.
- CDNA was synthesized by inverting 1 xg Total RNA (at 55 ° C for 50 minutes).
- PCR reaction was carried out on an Apollo 201 thermal cycler (CLP) using the primers shown in Table 1 and Taq (TaKaRa). PCR reaction conditions are 95 ° C for 5 minutes ⁇ [(94 ° C for 30 seconds ⁇ annealing temperature shown in Table 1 X 30 seconds ⁇ 72 ° C for 30 seconds) X number of cycles shown in Table 1] ⁇ 72 ° CX was 5 minutes.
- a cell culture method a three-dimensional culture method of cells for forming a three-dimensional tissue, a three-dimensional tissue formed using cultured cells, an artificial organ, and a tissue transplantation method.
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