WO2006018998A1 - クローン哺乳動物の作成方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to cloned mammalian embryos and cloned mammals, methods for producing the same, and uses thereof. Furthermore, the present invention relates to a cloned mammalian embryonic stem cell (hereinafter also referred to as ES cell), a method for producing the same, and uses thereof.
- ES cell cloned mammalian embryonic stem cell
- somatic cells that can be used as donor cells that surpass these technical and immunological constraints has been demanded.
- it has been almost impossible to accurately identify the origin of donor cells by conventional somatic cell cloning techniques and it has been impossible to specify a cell group capable of regenerating all individuals.
- the conventional cloning technique it is extremely rare that an embryo is actually delivered after embryo transfer, and there is a need for a method for producing a cloned mammal that is more likely to become a litter.
- the present invention is a method for producing a cloned animal that is more efficient and has a high survival rate, a cloned animal obtained by the method, its offspring, an embryo, and the like, and cells, tissues, organs, products, and the like obtained therefrom.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for obtaining ES cells from a cloned animal embryo, a cloned animal ES cell obtained by the method, and a cell,,, organ, product, etc. obtained therefrom.
- Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a somatic cell cloning technique capable of accurately identifying the origin of donor cells.
- the present inventors have obtained a kuoon that has been obtained by using natural killer T cells (hereinafter also referred to as NKT cells) as donor cells that share nuclei. It was found that embryos develop and become pups without the need for ES cell establishment and sequential tetraploid complementation. Furthermore, it was confirmed that the obtained cloned animal had normal reproductive ability, and the present invention was completed. That is, the present invention is as follows.
- [1] A method for producing a cloned non-human mammal, characterized by using mammalian natural killer ⁇ cells as donor cells.
- a method for producing a cloned non-human mammal comprising introducing a mammalian natural killer T cell nucleus into a mammalian oocyte.
- a clone comprising introducing a nucleus derived from a mammalian natural killer T cell into an enucleated oocyte of a mammal to form an orchid embryo, and transferring the embryo into a host mammal. How to make non-human mammals.
- the method for producing a cloned non-human Hf animal according to any one of the above [1] to [4], wherein the natural killer T cell and the enucleated oocyte are derived from different mammals.
- the natural killer T cell is selected from the group consisting of umbilical cord blood, peripheral blood, moon cake, bone marrow, spleen, and thymus, and is collected from the view, any of the above [1] to [6] 2.
- a method for producing a clone non-human mammal according to 1.
- [1 3] characterized in that it has an allele containing V1 4-J ⁇ 2 8 1, which is a TCR strand that has been genetically generated, and has an increased number of natural killer cells.
- a method for producing a cloned mammalian embryo characterized by using mammalian natural killer T cells as donor cells.
- a method for producing a cloned mammalian embryo which comprises introducing the nucleus of a mammalian natural killer T cell into an enucleated oocyte of a mammal.
- [2 3] The method for producing a cloned mammalian embryo according to any one of [19] to [21], wherein the natural killer sputum cell and the enucleated oocyte are derived from different mammals.
- Natural killer sputum cells are collected from a sputum selected from the group consisting of umbilical cord blood, peripheral blood, tremor, bone marrow, spleen, and thymus, [19] to [23] A method for producing a cloned mammalian embryo described in any of the above.
- [2 8] A cloned mammalian differentiated cell,, tissue, organ, or the like, comprising culturing and inducing differentiation of the cloned mammalian embryonic stem cell according to the above [2 7] under conditions capable of inducing desired cell differentiation How to make a product.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing an overview of the creation of NKT cell-derived cloned mice and the establishment of ES cell lines.
- Figure 2 is a schematic diagram showing the location of the TCRV a: chain locus as well as the primer.
- Figure 3 is an H-form diagram showing the location of the TCRV] 3 strand locus and primers.
- FIG. 4 shows NKT cloned mice # 1 (tail and fetus, # 2 (tail and placenta), # 3 (fetus ®,
- Figure 5 shows the TCRVa 14-J 281 gene in a cloned mouse! 3 ⁇ 4f
- FIG. 6 is a view showing a TC R V a chain base sequence in an NKT cell-derived cloned mouse.
- FIG. 7 is a view showing a TCRVj 3-chain nucleotide sequence in a cloned mouse derived from NKT cells.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram (electrophoresis photograph) showing the results of Southern blot keratin using NKT cell-derived ES cells (lanes 1 to 6) genomic DNA.
- the probe is the same as that used for the cloned mouse keratin.
- a 13 kb band shift was observed with the TCRVo! 14 probe (lanes 1-6), and a 2.5 kb band disappearance was observed in ES cells in lanes 3 and 4.
- the TCRVJS probe was used, a gene-generated band was observed.
- the white arrowhead indicates the band where the gene orchid occurred.
- the solid arrows indicate the bands before germ formation (germline configuration).
- FIG. 9 is a diagram (electrophoresis photograph) showing the results of Southern plot analysis at F 1 by crossing NKT clone mouse # 1 with ICR species mice. Genes that have been rearranged from a cloned mouse TCRVQ! 14 inherited 8 kb band F 1 can be seen in male 1 and female 6 (upper panel, arrows). In addition, alleles including TCRV0 derived from clone mouse # 1 are separated into about 9 kb and 8 kb, respectively (see Fig. 4, black arrowheads). Each F 1 inherits a 10.4 kb band (open arrowhead) from the parental mouse and a band of about 9 kb or 8 kb.
- FIG. 10 shows the results of FACS analysis at F 1 by crossing NKT clone mouse # 1 with ICR species.
- the upper row shows the proportion of TCRVjS 8 in the progeny of cloned mice as the proportion of all TCRV ⁇ positive 1 live cells.
- the bottom row is for cloned mouse offspring The percentage of NKT cells is shown.
- Nenore 3 shows the results of a mouse that has completed and inherited 281 gene generations: ⁇ 0; NKT cells were circled and expressed as a percentage (%) of NKT cells relative to the total number of cells.
- Figure 11 shows the status of differentiation or survival in in vitro culture (48 and 72 hours) of embryonic embryos obtained by transplanting NKT cell nuclei or T cell nuclei. !)?
- Figure 1 shows the results of the 48 and 72 hour results shown in Table 1 in a draft (except for the birth of mice). The vertical axis shows the survival rate of cultured embryos over time, or the incidence of individuals when reconstructed embryos are introduced into pseudopregnant mice (the birth rate of transplanted embryos).
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing the results (TC RV ⁇ V s TCRV) 38) of FACS angles of peripheral lymphocytes of cloned mice (# 1, # 2).
- Figure 13 shows that serum was collected from mice after 0, 4, 12, and 24 hours after stimulation with a-GC, an artificial agonist of NKT cells, and the cytodynamic force (I FN- ⁇ IL-2, GM-CSF, IL-4, IL-10, IL-15, TNF- (3 ⁇ 4, IL-1 ⁇ ) levels were measured by EL ISA method. Measurements were performed on mice, each site force in concentration on the vertical axis, and the measurement points on the horizontal axis.
- FIG. 1 A summary of an example of the present invention is shown in FIG. 1
- Natural killer T (NK T) cells used in the present invention are a type of lymphocyte that plays a regulatory role in the immune system, although the proportion thereof is small. NKT cells have two receptors, the T cell receptor (TCR) and the NK receptor. Spider cells express a specific repertoire different from normal sputum cells or sputum cells. For example, for mouse chains, 90% or more of NK T cells express a limited repertoire of mainly V j88, V] 37 and V ⁇ 2, and uniform chains for the scabies. 1 4-J ⁇ 2 8 1 is expressed. This uniform TCR chain was created as a result of rain-spawning on the genome by selecting V gene 14 and J 28 1 gene from the V and J gene groups during TCR gene randomization.
- V a 14 and ⁇ It is known that this is a combination of V j3 1 1 closely related to non-polymorphic V a 2 4 and V ⁇ 8.2. Such a property is suitable for tracing the origin of donor cells in the obtained cloned animals.
- the origin of NKT cells is not particularly limited, and umbilical cord blood and peripheral blood of mammals such as primates including humans, urinary ⁇ , rabbits, cats, dogs, horses, bushes, hidges, sheep and pigs.
- the term “primate” means any animal belonging to the group of mammals including, but not limited to, monkeys, apes and humans. Specifically, single-cell suspensions recovered from peripheral blood and liver homogenates are recognized by the TCR highly retained in ⁇ cells and are galactosinolamides bound to CD 1 d molecules (a It can be selected and recovered by FACS angle using 3 ⁇ 43 ⁇ 43 ⁇ 4 lipids such as —Ga 1 Cer or a—GC).
- the NK T cells used in the present invention may or may not be activated. Preferably, cells that are not antigen-stimulated are preferred.
- NKT progenitor cells obtained by culturing NKT progenitor cells under a factor conferring NKT cell differentiation-inducing ability may be used.
- NKT progenitor cells can be derived from fetal moon cysts or from peripheral blood or umbilical cord blood.
- the method for producing a cloned mammal of the present invention is characterized in that NKT cells are used as donor cells. Specifically, it is implemented by difficult transplantation of NKT cells.
- Nuclear transfer method There is no particular limitation as long as it can be carried out using the nucleus of the NKT cell as a donor cell nucleus.
- the cell nucleus is introduced into an oocyte derived from a mammal of the same species as the cell nucleus, and the cell nucleus is introduced into an enucleated oocyte derived from a mammal of a species different from the cell nucleus.
- the technique of fine-planting enucleated oocytes from different species of mammals is useful for the resuscitation of extermination, the preservation and growth of extinct males. Nuclear transfer to enucleated oocytes from the same species of mammal leads to pups more efficiently.
- the method of introducing the nucleus of NKT cells into the enucleated oocyte of a mammal is not particularly limited as long as the nucleus of the unfertilized egg is finally replaced with the nucleus of the NK T cell, which is a donor cell.
- the method of scratching the cell membrane of the NKT cell with a pipette, etc., and introducing the damaged NKT cell directly into the enucleated oocyte using a micromanipulator, etc. Used for. Difficult transplantation may be performed by cell fusion of NKT cells and enucleated oocytes. More specifically, for example, according to the method reported by Wakayama et al.
- Mammalian oocytes subjected to enucleation can be obtained by superovulation treatment by phonon administration. Enucleation is carried out by using a small pipette on the oocyte and sucking, sucking, and tearing the nucleus and surrounding cytoplasm of the unfertilized oocyte. Broken oocyte; ⁇ defeated. Therefore, it is preferable to apply a treatment to eliminate the cytoskeleton of unfertilized oocytes beforehand. The disappearance of the cytoskeleton can be performed by using cytochalasin. It is also preferable to treat with cytochalasin after nuclear transfer.
- the oocyte to be planted may or may not be activated, but it is preferably in an activated state.
- the vitalization may be performed either before or after planting.
- Activation can be performed by stimulation with electrical or drug treatment methods, but is not particularly limited. Particularly preferably, naturally mature terminal oocytes are used. Activation can be performed, for example, by increasing the concentration of divalent cations in the oocyte and / or decreasing the degree of phosphorylation of cellular proteins in the oocyte. This is generally done by introducing divalent cations, such as magnesium, strontium, norlium, calcium, into the oocyte cytoplasm, for example in the form of an ionophore. Another way to increase the divalent cation concentration is to This includes the use of Nyok and Ethanol treatments and cage chelating agents.
- phosphorylation may be reduced by known methods such as the addition of serine monothreonine kinase inhibitors such as kinase inhibitor U, such as 6-dimethylaminopurine, 2-aminobulin and sphingosine.
- kinase inhibitor U such as 6-dimethylaminopurine, 2-aminobulin and sphingosine.
- phosphorylation can be inhibited by introducing phosphatase into the oocyte.
- NK T cell nuclei into enucleated oocytes to form reconstructed embryos, and further transplanting the embryos into the host mammal to generate the embryos into the host mammal, So you can get a clone mammal.
- N ⁇ T cells are used as donor cells, somatic cell transplantation requires the establishment of ES cells and the need for sequential tetraploid embryo complementation. can get. That is, NKT cells are predicted to be totipotent.
- totipotent refers to a cell that gives rise to all cells in a developing cell mass, such as embryos, fetuses, and animals.
- totipotent means a cell that gives rise to any cell of an animal.
- Totipotent cells when used in a procedure that creates embryos from one or more »planting stages, can give rise to any fine J3 envelope of the developing cell mass.
- the term “having totipotency” is distinguished from the term “having pluripotency”. The latter term refers to a cell that differentiates into a male cluster of cells within a developing cell mass but cannot give rise to all cells in such a developing cell mass.
- the term “embryo” or “embryonic” includes a developing cell mass that is not implanted in the endometrium of a host mammal. Therefore, as used herein, the terms “embryo” or “embryonic” are used to refer to fertilized oocytes, cytoplasmic hybrids, cell masses during the preembryonic stage, or to the endometrium of the host mammal.
- a reconstructed embryo means an embryo reconstructed with a nucleus derived from a donor cell and a cytoplasmic component derived from an oocyte obtained by nuclear transfer of a donor cell nucleus into an oocyte.
- Embryos sometimes present multiple stages of cell development. For example, a single cell embryo can be called a zygote, a zygote is a solid, spherical cell mass that arises from a split embryo and can be called a morula, and an embryo with a split space is an embryo ⁇ Can be called a package.
- Transplantation of the reconstructed embryo into the host mammal can be performed according to a method commonly practiced in the art. Specifically, the reconstructed embryo is continuously cultured until reaching the 2-8 cell stage, and then the 2-8 cell stage embryo is transplanted into the host mammal, and the reconstructed embryo is developed in the mammal to produce the cloned mammal. Create Medium suitable for the culture and maturation of Fujiki embryo is well known in the art and is suitable for the type of mammal from which the enucleated oocyte originates! It is decided. Furthermore, the reconstructed embryo may be cultured together with feeder cells as desired, preferably on the feeder cell layer.
- Fujiki embryos are cultured until they are needled to a size suitable for transplantation into a host mammal.
- about 2 to 400 cells, more preferably about 4 to 1 28 cells in the case of mice, the cells are cultured until about 48 to 72 hours, iL.
- This culture is suitable. Under the conditions, ie, about 37 ° C. to 38.5 ° C. and about 5 to 7.5% C 0 2 , the medium is changed as appropriate.
- it is not particularly limited as long as it can develop embryos, it is preferably a mammal derived from the same species as the enucleated oocyte, more preferably a sham female mammal.
- Fake female mice can be obtained by mating female mice with normal cycle with male mice castrated by vagina ligation, etc. S embryos (cloned embryos) produced in the uterus, especially in the fallopian tube and giving birth In order to ensure more reliable implantation of cloned embryos, pseudo-mice that become pupae are female mice that collect oocytes for enucleation. It is preferable to select from a group of female mice in the same sexual cycle.
- the term “fetus” means a developing cell mass that is implanted in the endometrium of a host mammal.
- the fetus may contain distinct features such as genital ridges. Reproductive ridges are features that are easily identified by those skilled in the art and are recognizable in fetuses of many animal species.
- Fetal cells may mean any cells isolated from, and derived from, or derived from, a fetus.
- the fetus of a cloned mammal of the present invention can be obtained by transferring the reconstructed embryo to a foster parent and then collecting it at the arbitrary stage in the above-described process of creating a cloned mammal.
- the progeny of the cloned mammal of the present invention can be obtained by crossing a cloned mammal developed from a embryonic embryo with a second mammal.
- the second mammal is a normal mammal (not a clone) of the same species as the cloned mammal (also called the first mammal for convenience), Alternatively, it may be a cloned mammal generated from a cloned embryo or its offspring. It may be a clone B mammal or a progeny thereof generated from a transgenic B mammal or Transeck mammal embryo described later.
- the term “offspring” refers to the offspring generation (F 1) whose parent is the clone mammal of the present invention, the offspring generation whose parent is F 1 (F2), and the offspring generation whose parent is F 2 (F 3 Any number of generations may be used as long as they originate from the cloned mammal of the present invention.
- cells, tissues or organs can be arbitrarily obtained using the above-described cloned mammals, fetuses of cloned mammals, and descendants of cloned mammals. Cell / tissue or organ collection / recovery need not be performed in a particularly limited manner, but is usually performed in a conventional manner.
- Products secreted, produced and extracted from the obtained cells, tissues or organs are also within the scope of the present invention.
- Products obtained from cloned mammals are as diverse as those obtained from rabbit mammals, but include glycoproteins, neuropeptides, immunoglobulins, enzymes, peptides and hormones. More specifically, examples include human a1 antitrypsin, human blood coagulation factor VIII, tPA (tissue specific plasrainoge n activator), antithrombin III, protein C, fipurinogen, and human blood coagulation factor IX. It is done.
- the cloned mammal's tissues and organs obtained as described above have the same combined antigen (for example, HLA in humans) as the donor cell NKT cells, and the cloned mammalian thread obtained ! ⁇
- an organ is transplanted into a mammal that is a donor cell, it becomes immune-tolerated without being recognized as non-self, and immune rejection does not occur.
- the progeny of the mouth-mouthed mammal of the present invention have the following characteristics (details will be described in Examples below).
- the TCRV] 3 chain expressed in the individual is substantially identical to the single TCRV ⁇ chain repertoire, especially the NCR cell TCRV] 3 chain repertoire used as donor cells.
- TCR recombination activating genes
- T cells expressing a single TC RV] 3 chain express a] 3 type TCR and suppress the expression of ⁇ type TCR.
- Such a phenomenon is similar to the phenomenon observed in intestinal diseases such as colitis, and therefore, the offspring of the cloned mammal of the present invention is also useful as a model animal for colitis.
- the number of NKT cells is increased in the progeny of cloned mammals having alleles containing Val 4_Jo; 281, which is the TCR chain of the present invention that has undergone gene rearrangement. Increased number of NKT cells can be observed both in the ratio of ⁇ JM cells (in the ratio of NKT cells) and in absolute numbers.
- NKT cell force Since the cells have a function to control the S immune system, the descendants of the cloned mammal of the present invention having a larger number of NKT cells can be used to study diseases and / or pathologies involving NKT cells. In particular, it is expected to greatly contribute to the elucidation of the pathogenesis of autoimmune diseases and allergic diseases, transplanted bone marrow rejection, and tumor immunity.
- More specific diseases and / or conditions include inflammatory conditions in humans and animals, various pains, collagen diseases, autoimmune diseases, various immune diseases, especially inflammation and pain in joints and muscles Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid spondylitis, osteoarthritis, uric acid arthritis, etc.) skin inflammatory condition (eczema etc.), inflammatory condition of eyes (conjunctivitis etc.), inflammation-related lung disorders (asthma, bronchitis etc.) ), Digestive condition with inflammation (phaffic ulcer, clone disease, atrophic gastritis, wart gastritis, ulcer; ⁇ biocolitis, steatosis, localized ileitis, irritable bowel syndrome, etc.), gingiva Inflammation, post-disorder inflammation, pain, fl dynamics), inflammation-related fever, pain, other conditions, transplant rejection, systemic ⁇ liver lupus erythematosus, scleroderma, dermatomy
- the present invention also provides a method for producing a cloned mammalian Es cell using the above-described embryonic embryo (also referred to as a cloned embryo or a cloned mammalian embryo), and a cloned mammalian ES cell obtained thereby.
- ES cells include pluripotent cells, preferably isolated from embryonic forces maintained in in vitro cell culture.
- ES cells can be cultured with or without feeder cells, but feeder cells are preferably used.
- feeder cells those normally used in the art can be used.
- mouse embryonic fibroblasts can be used in the case of mouse ES cells.
- Cloned mammalian ES cells can be established from embryonic cells isolated from embryos at any stage of development, including embryonic and pre-embryonic embryos. More specifically, the nucleus of an NKT cell, which is a donor cell, is introduced into an enucleated oocyte, and the obtained mammalian mammalian embryo is cultured until the blastocyst stage and the Z or pre-embryo frame stage. It is created by isolating tr from the obtained inner cell mass.
- the term “inner cell mass” means a cell that gives rise to an embryo body. The cells that line up outside the embryo transfer are called embryo trophoblasts. Methods for making an internal cell mass from an embryo are known to those skilled in the art.
- the cloned mammalian ES cells can be cultured and induced under conditions capable of inducing desired cell differentiation, and desired differentiated cells, organs and organs can be prepared.
- the conditions under which the desired cell differentiation can be induced should be set according to the type of differentiation, and can be easily set by those skilled in the art.
- embryonic stem cells are induced to differentiate into hematopoietic stem cells, and further differentiated to finally produce blood cells such as red blood cells and white blood cells.
- NKT cells which are donor cells
- NKT cells have the TCR gene generated.
- Val 4 ⁇ ] a 2 8 1 is expressed characteristically in the chain as described above.
- it has a V / 3 chain that has undergone genetic analgesia.
- the cloned mammal's fetus and offspring are derived from NKT cells, which are donor somatic cells, by examining the ability to show the same TCR reconstruction pattern as the NKT cells used as Can be determined.
- the ability to inherit the reconstituted TCR gene can also be confirmed by PCR.
- the specific 3 ⁇ 4! Shinobu procedure will be described later in the embodiment.
- the above-described method for producing a cloned mammal of the present invention can also be used for cloning a genetically engineered mammal or a transgenic mammal.
- mammalian NKT cells that have been genetically manipulated to express a desired trait as donor cells are used, and more specifically, genetic manipulation is performed to express a desired trait. It is carried out by introducing the nucleus of a mammalian NKT cell into an enucleated oocyte to form a reconstructed embryo (transgenic embryo), and transferring the orchid embryo into a host mammal.
- Transgenic embryo means an embryo containing heterologous nucleic acid into which one or more cells have been introduced by human intervention.
- a transgene can be introduced directly or indirectly into a cell by introducing it into a cell precursor, by deliberate genetic manipulation, or by infection with a thread and virus.
- the transgene expresses a gene that can exhibit a desired form of cell force s by the transgene.
- it also includes transgenic embryos in which the ⁇ gene is silent.
- the transgenic embryo is the same as that obtained in the process of creating a cloned mammal described above, except that the nucleus of the donor cell is the nucleus of a cell that has been genetically manipulated to express the desired trait. It is created in the same way.
- the transgenic mammal of the present invention is a germline transgenic animal that is given the ability to transmit genetic information to offspring by introducing genetic changes or genetic information into the germline. are also included.
- gene refers to a D ⁇ sequence containing regulatory and code sequences necessary for the production of a polypeptide or precursor.
- the polypeptide may be encoded in the full-length code sequence, or in any part of the coding sequence as long as the desired activity is retained.
- conducting Ait gene broadly refers to any nucleic acid that is introduced into the genome of an animal, and is usually unique on the genome, a gene or DNA that has a sequence, the ability to It includes, but is not limited to, genes that are not normally transcribed and translated (expressed) in the genome, or any other gene or DNA that is desired to be introduced into the genome.
- Transgenes include There are genes that are normally present on non-transgenic genomes but whose gene expression is desired to be changed, or gene power S that is desired to be introduced as a modified or variant.
- a transgene may be specifically directed to a limited locus, may be randomly integrated into the chromosome, or may be DNA that is organized outside the chromosome.
- a transgene may contain one or more transcriptional regulatory sequences and any other nucleic acid, such as an intron, that may be necessary for the proper expression of the selected nucleic acid.
- the derivative ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 gene has a coding sequence or a non-coding sequence, or a combination thereof.
- the ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 gene includes regulatory elements that have the ability to sleep the expression of one or more transgenes under appropriate conditions.
- a construct that can exhibit a desired trait ⁇ !: gene means, for example, that a protein that expresses a desired trait (eg, exhibits biological activity) or an antisense RNA is expressed. Means a child. 5 It gene includes plant, fungus, animal, bacterial genome or episome, 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ biological nuclear DNA or plasmid DNA, cDNA DNA, viral DNA, or chemically synthesized DNA, May be derived in whole or in part from any source known in the art.
- the i ⁇ t gene sequence can be, for example, a receptor, an enzyme, a cytokine, a hormone, a growth factor, an immunoglobulin, a cell cycle protein, an intracellular signaling protein, a membrane protein, a cytoskeletal protein, or a reporter protein (eg, green fluorescence)
- ⁇ encoding polypeptides such as protein (GFP), 0-galactosidase, and noluciferase.
- the gene is related to a specific disease or disorder such as cardiovascular disease, neurological disease, reproductive disorder, cancer, eye disease, endocrine disorder, lung disease, metabolic disorder, autoimmune disorder, aging, etc. May be.
- a syngeneic gene may contain one or more alterations in the coding or untranslated region that may affect the biological activity or production of the expressed product, the rate of expression, or the mode of expression control. . Such modifications include, but are not limited to, one or more nucleotide mutations, insertions, deletions, and substitutions.
- a 3 it gene can comprise a contiguous coding sequence, or it can contain one or more introns linked to an appropriate splice junction.
- the structural gene also encodes a fusion protein: ⁇ .
- Transgenic mammalian ES cells can also be prepared using the transgenic cells using a method similar to the method for producing cloned mammalian ES cells of the present invention described above.
- the obtained transgenic mammal ES cells can be induced to differentiate by culturing under the conditions capable of inducing desired cell differentiation, similar to the above-described cloned mammalian ES cells. Cysts, »as well as organs can be created.
- the obtained divergence cells, gourds and organs have a structure that can exhibit the desired trait, and by expressing the gene, differentiated cells,, and organs having the desired trait, or from them The product produced can be obtained.
- the cells,, and organs, or the products recovered from them can be recovered using a method commonly practiced in the art, and is appropriately set according to the desired character. Furthermore, using the method described in the present invention, transgenic primate ES cells capable of expressing a gene associated with a specific disease can also be produced. Therefore, many human diseases can be treated by the method described in the present invention and the resulting ES cells and the like. As described above, the present invention provides not only a method for producing a cloned mammal, but also the possibility of producing a transgenic cloned mammal. Such transgenic mammals can also be used as a model for assessing the efficacy of research models for serious human diseases, as well as for the treatment strategy of genes and stagnation. Furthermore, the stem cells obtained by the present invention are extremely important for the study of many diseases and functions (eg aging, AIDS, cancer, Alzheimer's disease, autoimmune disorders, metabolic disorders, obesity, organogenesis, mental illness, and reproduction). I can say that.
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- TC R V] 3 chain of the cloned mammal and the transgenic animal of the present invention is single and the number of NK T cells is relatively and absolutely increased.
- cloned animals and transgenic animals it is possible to discover the onset mechanism of diseases, and to create molecular medicine treatment methods and ⁇ .
- a mammal created by gene knockout for a specific gene can be used to treat cancer, heart disease and stroke, arteriosclerosis, inborn errors of metabolism, and other fetal and neoplastic diseases. Discovery can be promoted.
- Such animals also have diabetes, liver damage, kidney damage, human development, wound healing, heart attack damage, stroke damage, spinal damage, memory loss, Alzheimer's disease, and other dementia, muscle Suitable for fffi- cation and improvement of cell therapies for diseases, including injuries.
- NKT cells Is defined as one GC 1 oaded CDl dt etr amer + / TCR] 3+.
- NKT cells have a combination of TCRVo; chain only Va 14- J ⁇ 28 1. If the cloned mouse created is derived from sputum cells, then the genomic DNA of this mouse and the placenta will have the genomic DNA of Vo; 14- J ⁇ 281 It should be. Similarly, the V] 3 strand should have genomic DNA that has been gene-generated.
- the probe for Southern plot was prepared as follows.
- PCR was performed on genomic DNA extracted from the tail of C57BL / 6 mice.
- Each primer was prepared by using a custom primer synthesis of InVitrogen.
- Primer sequence 1 5 CGCTTGTGCACATTTGTTCT— 3, (SEQ ID NO: 1)
- Primer sequence 2 5'-TAAGTTTCTGGGGAGCATGG-3 '(SEQ ID NO: 2)
- Primer sequence 3 5'-GGGGCTGTGAACCAAGACAC-3 '(SEQ ID NO: 3)
- Fig. 2 shows the position of the TCRVal 4 Southern probe on the genome
- Fig. 3 shows the position of the TCRV] 3 Southern probe on the genome.
- Fig. 2 schematically shows various V ⁇ fragments near the Va14 gene. The exon part is drawn with a square.
- Figure 3 schematically shows the V ⁇ , D, J, and C segments.
- Genomic DNA that has undergone gene generation and has a germline configuration does not have a reconstructed product called V-Ja, so when Southern blotting was performed using the Va 14 probe, it was derived from 1 29 / SV-ter mice. Produces a 5 kb band with the allele ( Figure 4, lane 2), and an allele from the C57BL / 6 mouse produces an approximately 13 kb band ( Figure 4, lane 1). This is because the fragments produced when digested with EcoR I differ between 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ from 129_S v_ter and 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ from C57BLZ6.
- mice # 1, # 3, and # 4 8 kb bands were detected by recombination in the genomic DNA with the V 14 locus after gene generation, but about 13 kb and 2 The 5 kb band remained intact ( Figure 4, Lane 4, Lane 5, Lane 8, Lane 9).
- this 8 kb band is derived from the C 57B LZ 6-derived allele in cloned mice. It should be noted that the approximately 13 kb band remains after gene rearrangement, because there are two V ⁇ 14 genes among the C57BL / 6 alleles, one of which is a pseudogene. It is done.
- Genomic DNA was extracted from the tail of cloned mice (clone mice # 1, # 2, and # 4) or its placenta, and the sequence of Val 4—J a 281 was amplified by PCR. If both of these genomic DNA alleles are in a pre-rain-growth configuration (germline configuration), no PCR product will be produced. This is because the Va 14 and J a 281 gene fragments are separated by several megabases and cannot be amplified by PCR. However, if it is gene-generated, it should produce a PCR product of about 330 bp (see Figure 5).
- the DNA sequence of the product obtained can be distinguished from whether it is derived from 1 29 / S V-ter or C 57 BL / 6 ( Do ⁇ "One NKT cell is F1 of C 57BL / 6 and 129 / S v-ter) (see Figure 6).
- PCR primers for detection of Va 14—J 281 are as follows.
- Fig. 5 schematically shows the position of each primer on the genome.
- Primer sequence 5 5'-CCCAAGTGGAGCAGAGTCCT-3 '(SEQ ID NO: 5)
- Primer sequence 6 5 '— AGGTATGACAATCAGCTGAGTCC— 3' (SEQ ID NO: 6)
- PCR was performed using the above-mentioned primers (primers 5 and 6) in combination with the genomic DNA from the tail ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 (50 ng of DNA, each primer concentration 0.2 ⁇ )
- primers 5 and 6 primers 5 and 6
- AB I Amp 1 i Ta q Go 1 d Treatment was performed at 4 ° C for 10 minutes, and a cycle of 94 ° C for 1 minute, 60 ° C for 1 minute, and 72 ° C for 1 minute was performed 36 times).
- a PCR product of about 330 bp was obtained ( Figure 5, PCR Figure, Lane 2 and Lane 9), respectively.
- the product could not be obtained as expected with the genomic DNA of the control C57BL / 6, 129 / S vj ⁇ or blood stem cell-derived cloned mice (Fig. 5).
- the DNA base sequence of this PCR product was determined, it was found that it had a gene-generated in-frame TCRVa 14-J 281 as shown in FIG. Clone mice # 1 and # 4 were C57BLZ6 type, and clone mouse # 2 was 129 / S v-ter type.
- T CR V; 3 chain is not uniquely determined unlike T CR V ⁇ chain. Therefore, in order to investigate which V] 3 strand is used, PCR is performed by awakening the clone mouse # 1 tail and placental genome D ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ using a primer that can detect various V] 3 strands. ⁇ DNA sequence was determined (see Figure 3 for the position of each primer on the genome).
- the combination of PCR primers used is any one of the following group A of primers and any one of group B of primers shown below.
- alleles with the TCRV] 3 locus that have undergone gene rearrangement yield PCR product power S, whereas normal alleles with gelline configuration produce products. I can't get it.
- Primer group A (TCRV side):
- Primer sequence 7 (for ⁇ 2): 5, -CACGGGTCACTGATACGGAGC-3 '(SEQ ID NO: 7)
- Primer row 8 (for Vj33): 5, 1 TGAGTGTCCTTCAAACTCACC— 3 '(SEQ ID NO: 8)
- Primer arrangement IJ1 3 (for V
- Primer sequence 14 (for V
- Primer sequence 15 (for V / 312): 5'-CATCCTTCTCCACTCTGAAG A-3 5 (SEQ ID NO: 1 5)
- Primer sequence 16 5 '—GAAGGGACGACTC Dc GTCTTACCTT— 3' (SEQ ID NO: 16)
- Primer sequence 1 7 5'-TGAGAGCTGTCTCCTACTATCGATT-3 '(SEQ ID NO: 1 7)
- FIG. Clone mouse # 1 has the V 38 S 2—D1—J 2 S 5 framework of the gene rearranged clone, and clone mouse # 2 is VjS 8 S 3-D 1-J ⁇ 1 S 4 there were.
- the peripheral blood of cloned mice # 1 and # 2 was horned with F A C S for the V / 3 phenotype?
- almost all of the donor cells were TC RV / 38Hf live, unlike those of the donor cells (Fig. 12). This indicates that allele elimination occurs in both cloned mice.
- These cloned mice have no apparent abnormality and are still normal except for a small obesity trend even after 12 months since birth (as of June 2005).
- the cloned mouse obtained in the present invention was derived from the NK T cells at the end of the gene.
- Example 2 Establishment of ES cell line from NK T cells
- ES cells were injured with pipettes and transplanted into female eggs as described above. 60 hours after transplantation (Day 2.5, 8-cell state, emb ryo) ES media (01 ⁇ ⁇ ] ⁇ containing FCS, L-glu, NEAA, P / S, LIF and 21 ⁇ £) The cells were washed using, and re-seeded on pre-exposed fetal '13 ⁇ 4 fibroblasts (1 embry. Z culture dish). Subsequently, the cells were cultured until the inner cell mass (ICM) grew sufficiently at 37 ° C and 7% CO 2 (7-10 days a3 ⁇ 4).
- ICM inner cell mass
- cloned mouse # 1 was mated with female mice of ICR, C 57 B LZ6 strain. As a result, 47 children were born in three months. From this fact, it is determined that the clone mouse has normal ability. Southern plots were performed to see how the genomic DNA looks in these offspring (offspring F 1). An allele TCRV that inherited the 8 kb band derived from cloned mouse-derived TCRVa 14 derived from TCRVa 14 and was found in male 1 and female 6 It was confirmed that 14 chains were inherited by germ cells (Fig. 9, top, arrow).
- Alleles containing TCRV from the parent clone mouse # 1 are separated into about 9 kb and 8 kb, respectively (see Fig. 4).
- Force Each F1 is a 10.4 kb band derived from the mother mouse (Fig. (9, bottom, white arrowhead) and the band of about 9 kb or 8 kb
- NKT clone mouse F1 was sprained with spleen and liver. The spleen was crushed on two glass slides to form single cells, and red blood cells were removed and used for staining. In addition, the monthly collection is crushed with a metallic mesh with a mesh diameter of 75 ⁇ m, prepared to work cells by the density gradient of Perco 11 and then removed from the erythrocytes for use as a single cell for staining. It was.
- T CRV ⁇ anti-T CR V ⁇ antibody (same as used in Example 1)
- TCRV 8 antibodies that recognize only TCRV 8 (Phar Mingen, product number 553861)
- the ratio of TCRV / 38 in clone mouse progeny was examined by staining with FACS. The results are shown in the upper part of FIG.
- CD I d tetramer (same as used in Example 1)
- O3 ⁇ 4tTCRV antibody standard for NK T cells
- NK T cells in the offspring of cloned mice was examined by FACS analysis after staining with. The results are shown in the lower part of Fig.10.
- F 1 was created by crossing clone mouse # 1 with female C 57BL / 6. Subsequently, F 1 males containing V ⁇ 14-J ⁇ 281 that had been genetically reconstituted were converted to SPF by I VF (in vitro fertilization) and again crossed with female C57BLZ6 to obtain offspring (Va 14 -J ⁇ 281 mice). Experiments were performed using three month old Va 14 -J ⁇ 281 mice and age-matched litters (control mice).
- ⁇ -GC was administered to the mice intravaginally at a dose of 2 ⁇ gZ mice and stimulated in vivo.
- Blood and serum from in vitro-stimulated mice were collected at a specified time, and various cytokine concentrations in the serum were measured using Bio—P1 e Suspension Ar ray System (BioRad, Hercu 1 es, CA). Measured with
- Dendritic cells were obtained from the spleens of mice (Val 4—Jo; 281 mice, or littermate control mice) using CD 11 c microbeads (Mi 1teny i). Dendritic cells derived from each mouse were stimulated with a-GC (20 Ong / mL) for 6 hours and mixed with spleen cells (SPC) derived from each mouse. These cells were co-cultured for 72 hours, and the production of IFN- ⁇ and IL-4 was measured using an ELISA kit (Genzyme TECHNE, Mena ⁇ o1is, MN).
- SEQ ID NO: 2 TCRV 14 Southern probe preparation PCR ply (Bray sequence. 2)
- SEQ ID NO: 3 PCR ply for TCRV Southern probe preparation (Ply sequence 3)
- SEQ ID NO: 4 1 ⁇ 1 ⁇ / 3 Southern probe preparation? 1 primer (primer sequence 4)
- SEQ ID NO: 5 PCR ply for detection of TCRVa 14—J ⁇ 281 (ply sequence 5)
- SEQ ID NO: 6 TCRVo; 14—PCR ply for detection of J ⁇ 281 (ply sequence 6)
- Number 7 PCR ply for detection of TCRV ⁇ 2 (ply sequence 7)
- SEQ ID NO: 8 PCR ply for detection of TCRV / 33 (ply sequence 8)
- SEQ ID NO: 9 PCR ply for detection of TCRVJ34 (ply sequence 9)
- SEQ ID NO: 10 PCR ply for detection of TCRV / 35 (ply sequence 10)
- SEQ ID NO: 1 1 PCR ply for detecting TCRVj36 (ply sequence 1 1)
- SEQ ID NO: 12 PCR ply for detection of TCRVj37 (ply sequence 12)
- SEQ ID NO: 13 PCR primer for detection of TCRV ⁇ S 8 (primer sequence 13)
- SEQ ID NO: 14 PCR primer for detecting TCRVj311 (primer sequence 14)
- SEQ ID NO: 15 PCR primer for detecting TCRVJ312 (primer sequence 15)
- SEQ ID NO: 16 PCR primer for detecting TCRV3 (primer sequence 16)
- SEQ ID NO: 17 PCR primer for detecting TCRVi3 (primer sequence 17)
- the cloned mammals, cloned mammal embryos obtained from the present invention, and the cells, silkworms, organs and products obtained from them have exactly the same compatibility (for example, HLA) as the donors, and are also aesthetic. They are equivalent and do not cause immune rejection at the time of transplantation and administration.
- HLA compatibility
- NKT cells it is not necessary to establish ES cells and te r a p l o i d c o m 1 er t e n t i o n for cloning. This saves a lot of time and effort.
- ES cells were established using NKT cell nuclei; ⁇ the efficiency is about 6%, which is much higher than conventional peripheral mouse T cells and B cells used as donors: ⁇ .
- efficiency of establishing human ES cells by autologous transplantation Hwang, W. S. et al., “Evidence of a pluripotent human embryonic stem ce stem line derived from a cloned blastocyst. J, Science,
- the rate of transplanted nuclei to individuals is approximately 1.5%, and the cloning rate / rate of ES cells that have been considered to be obtained relatively easily so far (Wakayatna, T., ⁇ Mice cloned "From embryonic stem cells.”, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, (USA), 1999, 96, p. 14984-14989).
- cloned mammals can be produced at a higher rate, so that useful animals (for example, transgenic sheep and cows that produce biopharmaceuticals in milk) can be easily cloned. This will enable mass production and cost reduction of these drugs, contributing to a reduction in total medical costs.
- the progeny of the cloned mammal of the present invention is characterized in that the TCRViS chain expressed on the T cell is substantially composed of a single TCRV / 3-chain repertoire, and more specifically, a donor cell.
- the number of NKT cells is relatively and absolutely increased compared to the wild type in the progeny having an allele containing 1-] a 281 which is the TCR ⁇ chain that has been generated in the gene f. Yes.
- the progeny of the cloned mammal of the present invention can be used as a model animal for pathophysiology such as autoimmune diseases, and the significance of the role of NK T cells in immune control and the diversity of TCRV / 3 chain repertoire. It gives a tricking technique.
- This application is based on Japanese Patent Application Nos. 2004-238836 and 2005-1779 98 filed in Japan, the contents of which are incorporated in full herein.
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