Adsorbing/dissolving Lyoprotectant Matrix Technology for Non-cryogenic Storage of Archival Human Sera.
Adsorbing/dissolving Lyoprotectant Matrix Technology for Non-cryogenic Storage of Archival Human Sera.
复制标题
用于非低温储存人类血清档案的吸附/溶解冻干保护剂基质技术。
DOI:
10.1038/srep24186
复制
发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
Aksan,Alptekin
中科院分区:
文献类型:
--
作者:
Solivio,MorwenaJ;Less,Rebekah;Rynes,MathewL;Kramer,Marcus;Aksan,Alptekin
Despite abundant research conducted on cancer biomarker discovery and validation, to date, less than two-dozen biomarkers have been approved by the FDA for clinical use. One main reason is attributed to inadvertent use of low quality biospecimens in biomarker research. Most proteinaceous biomarkers are extremely susceptible to pre-analytical factors such as collection, processing and storage. For example, cryogenic storage imposes very harsh chemical, physical and mechanical stresses on biospecimens, significantly compromising sample quality. In this communication, we report the development of an electrospun lyoprotectant matrix and isothermal vitrification methodology for non-cryogenic stabilization and storage of liquid biospecimens. The lyoprotectant matrix was mainly composed of trehalose and dextran (and various low concentration excipients targeting different mechanisms of damage) and it was engineered to minimize heterogeneity during vitrification. The technology was validated using five biomarkers; LDH, CRP, PSA, MMP-7 and C3a. Complete recovery of LDH, CRP and PSA levels was achieved post-rehydration while more than 90% recovery was accomplished for MMP-7 and C3a, showing promise for isothermal vitrification as a safe, efficient and low-cost alternative to cryogenic storage.