Cell Viability and Tissue Response of High Molecule Weight DNA/protamine Complex
Cell Viability and Tissue Response of High Molecule Weight DNA/protamine Complex
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高分子量 DNA/鱼精蛋白复合物的细胞活力和组织反应
DOI:
10.11223/jarde.8.188
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发表时间:
2011
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Mori;N.;Iwahashi;T.;Ohno;J.;Shinozaki;Y.;Sakagami;R.;Mitarai;M.;Fukushima;T.
The DNA/protamine complex was prepared from the reaction of high molecule weight DNA and protamine. The obtained high molecule weight DNA/protamine complex was water-insoluble white powder. The yield was 75%. The molar binding ratio (molar of protamine/1 base pair of DNA) DNA to protamine in was 0.129. SEM observation revealed that prepared complex had a porous structure. The porous disk could be easily prepared. In cell culture tests using MC 3T3-E1 mouse osteoblast cells, cell viabilities for the DNA/protamine complex were from 87.1% to 99.0%. In vivo test, complex showed a mild tissue response after the implantation into the back of skin of rats. The complex was gradually biodegraded during implantation, and a part of complex resided 30 days after implantation. These results suggested that high molecule weight DNA do not influence cytotoxicity and tissue response of DNA/protamine complex.