Prolonged in vitro precultivation alleviates post-implantation in ammation and promotes stable subcutaneous cartilage formation in a goat model

Prolonged in vitro precultivation alleviates post-implantation in ammation and promotes stable subcutaneous cartilage formation in a goat model
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长时间的体外预培养可减轻山羊模型中的植入后炎症并促进稳定的皮下软骨形成

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2016
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通讯作者:
Yi Liu
Yi Liu
中科院分区:
工程技术3区
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Synthetic biodegradable scaffolds such as polylactic acid coated polyglycolic acid (PLA-PGA).are especially suitable for engineering shaped cartilage such as auricle, but they induce a serious inflammatory reaction particularly in the immunologically aggressive subcutaneous site, leading.to resorption of the engineered autologous cartilage. Our previous study in a rabbit model has demonstrated 2 weeks of in vitro precultivation could significantly alleviate the post-implantation inflammation induced by PLA-PGA engineered cartilaginous grafts, but reproduction of this result failed in a preclinical goat model. The aims of the current study were to investigate whether prolonged in vitro precultivation could form a mature cartilaginous graft to resist the acute host response and promote stable subcutaneous cartilage formation in a preclinical goat model. Goat chondrocytes were seeded onto PLA-PGA scaffolds, in vitro precultivated for 2, 4, 8, and 12 weeks, and then implanted subcutaneously in autologous goats for 1 and 8 weeks. The in vitro engineered cartilage (vitro-EC) was examined histologically (hematoxylin and eosin, safranin-O, collagen II). The 1 week explants were examined histologically and stained for CD3, CD68, collagen I, and apoptosis. The 8 week explants were evaluated by histology, wet weight, volume, glycosaminoglycan (GAG) quantification and Young’s modulus. With prolonged in vitro time, the quality of vitro-EC improved and the amount of scaffold residue decreased; more pronounced cartilage formation with fewer immune cells (CD3 and CD68 positive), apoptotic cells, and less collagen I expression were observed in explants that had been in vitro precultivated for a longer period. The subcutaneously regenerated neocartilage became more mature after prolonged implantation. These results suggested that prolonged in vitro precultivation allowed formation of a mature cartilaginous graft to resist the acute host response and promoted stable subcutaneous cartilage formation in autologous goats. These findings may provide useful reference for engineering auricle, trachea, nose, and eyelid shaped cartilage, for example.