In vitromeasurement of postnatal changes in proliferating satellite cell frequency during rat muscle growth
In vitromeasurement of postnatal changes in proliferating satellite cell frequency during rat muscle growth
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大鼠肌肉生长过程中增殖卫星细胞频率的出生后变化的体外测量
DOI:
10.1111/j.1740-0929.2009.00734.x
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发表时间:
2011
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2
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R
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Suzuki;T.;Takaishi;H.;Sakata;T.;Do;M. Q.;Hara;M.;Sato;A.;Mizunoya;W.;Nishimura;T;Hattori;A.;Ikeuchi;Y.;and Tatsumi;R
Satellite cells, resident myogenic stem cells found in postnatal skeletal muscle, are most abundant during early postnatal development and sharply decline in frequency thereafter to adult levels in mice and rats. Therefore, postnatal changes in satellite cell mitotic activities are important aspects for further understanding a muscle growth strategy. In large meat‐production animals, however, the traditionalin vivoproliferation assay may be less realistic because it requires intra‐peritoneal (ip) injection of huge dosage of mutagenic nucleosides,3H‐labeled thymidine or bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU), at each age‐time of sacrifice. We report in the present pilot study using rats thatin vivoproliferation activity of satellite cells can be evaluated by anin vitroBrdU‐incorporation assay in early cultures. Briefly, satellite cells were prepared from upper hind‐limb and back muscles and maintained for 24 h with imposing by BrdU addition for the last 2 h, followed by the regular immunocytochemistry for determining BrdU‐incorporated cell percentage. Thisin vitroassay demonstrated a rapid decrease in proliferating satellite cell frequency to the adult level during about 3‐month period after birth, and yielded a high correlation to the measurements by thein vivoBrdU ip‐injection method during the postnatal period examined from day‐2 to month‐11. Thein vitroproliferation assay may be further adaptable for large domestic animals by the combination with a muscle biopsy technique that enables age‐interval sampling from the same growing animals.