High-Yield Purification, Preservation, and Serial Transplantation of Human Satellite Cells.
High-Yield Purification, Preservation, and Serial Transplantation of Human Satellite Cells.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.stemcr.2018.01.022
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发表时间:
2018-03-13
影响因子:
5.9
通讯作者:
Pomerantz JH
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Garcia SM;Tamaki S;Lee S;Wong A;Jose A;Dreux J;Kouklis G;Sbitany H;Seth R;Knott PD;Heaton C;Ryan WR;Kim EA;Hansen SL;Hoffman WY;Pomerantz JH
Investigation of human muscle regeneration requires robust methods to purify and transplant muscle stem and progenitor cells that collectively constitute the human satellite cell (HuSC) pool. Existing approaches have yet to make HuSCs widely accessible for researchers, and as a result human muscle stem cell research has advanced slowly. Here, we describe a robust and predictable HuSC purification process that is effective for each human skeletal muscle tested and the development of storage protocols and transplantation models in dystrophin-deficient and wild-type recipients. Enzymatic digestion, magnetic column depletion, and 6-marker flow-cytometric purification enable separation of 104 highly enriched HuSCs per gram of muscle. Cryostorage of HuSCs preserves viability, phenotype, and transplantation potential. Development of enhanced and species-specific transplantation protocols enabled serial HuSC xenotransplantation and recovery. These protocols and models provide an accessible system for basic and translational investigation and clinical development of HuSCs. High-efficiency purification permits serial transplantation of human satellite stem cells Cryopreservation preserves satellite cell function and phenotype 1 gram of adult skeletal muscle yields 104 highly purified satellite cells Purified uncultured endogenous human satellite cells can be stored and shared Garcia and colleagues report methods for efficient purification of satellite cells from human skeletal muscle. They use their approaches to demonstrate stem cell functions of endogenous satellite cells and to make human satellite cells accessible for sharing among researchers.
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