CELL DETACHMENT MEDIATED BY HYALURONIC-ACID
CELL DETACHMENT MEDIATED BY HYALURONIC-ACID
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DOI:
10.1016/0014-4827(82)90009-x
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
VECCHIA, P
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作者:
ABATANGELO, G;CORTIVO, R;VECCHIA, P
Exogenous hyaluronic acid (HA) added to a confluent monolayer of [mouse fibroblast] 3T3 BALB cells facilitates cell detachment which can be enhanced by gently pipetting. When HA is added to a cell culture with the cell inoculum, the cells are able to grow and form a confluent monolayer, but the cellular density is lower than in the control cultures, in a concentration-dependent way. This difference seems due to the ease of detachment promoted by HA on the cells near confluency. Only near confluency is the amount of the detached cells greater in the culture plates containing HA than in controls. Culture dishes containing substrate-attached material (SAM) left behind by the confluent 3T3 BALB cells were prepared by removing the cells with different detaching agents. The SAM-containing dishes were incubated in the presence of HA for 24 h and, after washing, were used for cell cultures. The cells grown on such HA-treated dishes show a very low density at confluency and in some cases are prevented from forming a confluent monolayer. When the SAM-containing dishes are treated with Streptomyces hyaluronidase, the effect of HA is abolished and the cells can grow normally. Among the chondroitin sulfates, only chondroitin sulfate C shows the same effects as HA, whereas A and B are ineffective.