摘要
目的探讨人类胚胎骨髓来源的间充质干细胞(mesenchymal stem cells,MSC)中,Bmi-1(B cell specific moloney murine leukemia virus insertion site1,Bmi-1)基因是否参与了自我更新和增生的维持。方法 用human-Bmi-1干扰病毒和GFP对照病毒分别转染MSC,进行RNA干扰(RNA interference,RNAi),镜下观察转染效率。于转染后0、72、120、168h4个时间点收集细胞,用实时定量PCR(Real-time PCR)方法检测细胞中的Bmi-1干扰组与同时间点GFP对照病毒转染组相比的相对转录水平,一周后比较human-Bmi-1干扰病毒和GFP对照病毒转染后MSC细胞的增生能力和衰老状态。结果 经human-Bmi-1干扰病毒和GFP对照病毒转染后48h,显微镜下细胞都带有绿色荧光,转染效率超过90%。与转染后0h的Bmi-1基因的相对转录水平(100±21)%相比,72、120、168h的Bmi-1基因的相对转录水平下降,分别为:(28±18)%、(55±21)%和(58±22)%,差异有统计学意义。经Bmi-1干扰后,细胞的增生能力显著下降,衰老细胞数量显著增加。结论 Bmi-1基因正性调控人类胚胎骨髓来源的MSC的增生,并防止衰老,当细胞内的Bmi-1转录水平下降时,细胞增生减慢,衰老细胞也显著增加。
Objective:To understand whether Bmi-1(B cell specific moloney murine leukemia virus insertion site 1) gene participates the proliferation and senescence of mesenchymal stem cells isolated from human fetal bone marrow.Methods:Mesenchymal stem cells were transfected by lentiviral vectors encoding human-Bmi-1or GFP.At 0,72,120 and 168 h after transfection,the Bmi-1 mRNA transcription level was measured by Real-time PCR and the relative expression level was calculated by the formula:(Bmi-1/GAPDH of RNAi group)/(Bmi-1/GAPDH of GFP control).The cell number of BrdU incorporation and senescence were observed under microscope.Results:The transfection efficiency,identified by GFP fluorescence,was more than 90% in both human-Bmi-1 RNAi group and GFP control group.At 0 h,72 h,120 h,and 168 h after transfection,the relative expression level of Bmi-1 was(100±21)%,(28±18)%,(55±21)% and(58±22)%.Compared with 0 h,the relative expression level of Bmi-1 at 72 h,120 h and 168 h was significantly decreased.Furthermore,the number of senescent cells increased significantly after Bmi-1 knockout.Conclusion:Bmi-1 participates in the maintenance of proliferation and juvenescence of MSCs,which is isolated from human fetal bone marrow.
出处
《首都医科大学学报》
CAS
北大核心
2011年第1期60-66,共7页
Journal of Capital Medical University
基金
国家高科技研究发展计划(863计划)项目(2006AA02A114)
北京市科委科技计划(D07050701350703)资助项目~~
关键词
间充质干细胞
BMI-1
衰老
增生
mesenchymal stem cells
Bmi-1
senescence
proliferation