EasySep™小鼠TIL（CD45）正选试剂盒
产品号 #05715_C
成年小鼠和大鼠CNS组织酶解试剂盒
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总览
NeuroCult™成年中枢神经系统（CNS）组织酶解试剂盒（小鼠和大鼠）推荐用于成年小鼠和大鼠（CNS）组织的酶消化和解离。NeuroCult™酶解试剂盒已经过优化，整个过程快速、可重复，并可获得高活率和高数量的细胞。由此获得的单细胞悬液可立即用于下游应用。
亚型
酶法相关（或酶解类产品
细胞类型
神经干/祖细胞
种属
小鼠，大鼠
品牌
NeuroCult
研究领域
神经科学，干细胞生物学
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相关材料与文献
技术资料 (7)
文献 (15)
Transplantation of Fas-deficient or wild-type neural stem/progenitor cells (NPCs) is equally efficient in treating experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE). American journal of translational research 2014
Abstract
Studies have shown that neural stem/progenitor cell (NPC) transplantation is beneficial in experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE), an established animal model of multiple sclerosis (MS). It is unclear whether NPCs have the ability to integrate into the host CNS to replace lost cells or if their main mechanism of action is via bystander immunomodulation. Understanding the mechanisms by which NPCs exert their beneficial effects as well as exploring methods to increase post-transplantation survival and differentiation is critical to advancing this treatment strategy. Using the EAE model and Fas-deficient (lpr) NPCs, we investigated the effects of altering the Fas system in NPC transplantation therapy. We show that transplantation of NPCs into EAE mice ameliorates clinical symptoms with greater efficacy than sham treatments regardless of cell type (wt or lpr). NPC transplantation via retro-orbital injections significantly decreased inflammatory infiltrates at the acute time point, with a similar trend at the chronic time point. Both wt and lpr NPCs injected into mice with EAE were able to home to sites of CNS inflammation in the periventricular brain and lumbar spinal cord. Both wt and lpr NPCs have the same capacity for inducing apoptosis of Th1 and Th17 cells, and minimal numbers of NPCs entered the CNS. These cells did not express terminal differentiation markers, suggesting that NPCs exert their effects mainly via bystander peripheral immunomodulation.
Methods to culture, differentiate, and characterize neural stem cells from the adult and embryonic mouse central nervous system. Methods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.) 2013 JAN
Abstract
Since the discovery of neural stem cells (NSC) in the embryonic and adult mammalian central nervous system (CNS), there have been a growing numbers of tissue culture media and protocols to study and functionally characterize NSCs and its progeny in vitro. One of these culture systems introduced in 1992 is referred to as the Neurosphere Assay, and it has been widely used to isolate, expand, differentiate and even quantify NSC populations. Several years later because its application as a quantitative in vitro assay for measuring NSC frequency was limited, a new single-step semisolid based assay, the Neural Colony Forming Cell (NCFC) assay was developed to accurately measure NSC numbers. The NCFC assay allows the discrimination between NSCs and progenitors by the size of colonies they produce (i.e., their proliferative potential). The evolution and continued improvements made to these tissue culture tools will facilitate further advances in the promising application of NSCs for therapeutic use.
Nestin-expressing cells in the gut give rise to enteric neurons and glial cells. Neurogastroenterology and motility : the official journal of the European Gastrointestinal Motility Society 2013 JAN
Abstract
BACKGROUND Neuronal stem cells (NSCs) are promising for neurointestinal disease therapy. Although NSCs have been isolated from intestinal musclularis, their presence in mucosa has not been well described. Mucosa-derived NSCs are accessible endoscopically and could be used autologously. Brain-derived Nestin-positive NSCs are important in endogenous repair and plasticity. The aim was to isolate and characterize mucosa-derived NSCs, determine their relationship to Nestin-expressing cells and to demonstrate their capacity to produce neuroglial networks in vitro and in vivo. METHODS Neurospheres were generated from periventricular brain, colonic muscularis (Musc), and mucosa-submucosa (MSM) of mice expressing green fluorescent protein (GFP) controlled by the Nestin promoter (Nestin-GFP). Neuronal stem cells were also grown as adherent colonies from intestinal mucosal organoids. Their differentiation potential was assessed using immunohistochemistry using glial and neuronal markers. Brain and gut-derived neurospheres were transplanted into explants of chick embryonic aneural hindgut to determine their fate. KEY RESULTS Musc- and MSM-derived neurospheres expressed Nestin and gave rise to cells of neuronal, glial, and mesenchymal lineage. Although Nestin expression in tissue was mostly limited to glia co-labelled with glial fibrillary acid protein (GFAP), neurosphere-derived neurons and glia both expressed Nestin in vitro, suggesting that Nestin+/GFAP+ glial cells may give rise to new neurons. Moreover, following transplantation into aneural colon, brain- and gut-derived NSCs were able to differentiate into neurons. CONCLUSIONS & INFERENCES Nestin-expressing intestinal NSCs cells give rise to neurospheres, differentiate into neuronal, glial, and mesenchymal lineages in vitro, generate neurons in vivo and can be isolated from mucosa. Further studies are needed for exploring their potential for treating neuropathies.
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