LI Jun-nan,WANG Yu-ming,SHI Chang-xu,LIANG Zhi-qing,CHANG Qing,ZHANG Qin,CHEN Li.On HBV infection of trophoblastic cells in primary culture[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2007,29(14):1406-1409.
LI Jun-nan,WANG Yu-ming,SHI Chang-xu,LIANG Zhi-qing,CHANG Qing,ZHANG Qin,CHEN Li.On HBV infection of trophoblastic cells in primary culture[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2007,29(14):1406-1409.DOI:
On HBV infection of trophoblastic cells in primary culture
Objective To investigate the possibility and regulation of that hepatitis B virus (HBV) infects trophoblastic cells in primary culture. Methods Trypsin and DNAse sequential digestion and Percoll density centrifugation were used to separate and purify human chorionic trophoblastic cells. The direct serum (HBV DNA positive) infection method was adopted to infect trophoblastic cells. The results of HBV infection of trophoblastic cells were compared with that of normal human adult liver cell line L02 and that of liver cancer cell line HepG2.2.15. Real-time PCR was used to detect HBV DNA in culture supernatant. Further
ultrastructural characteristics of infected trophoblastic cells were observed with transmission electron microscope. Results The HBV DNA in culture supernatant that released by HBV infected trophoblastic cells reached the peak in 48-72 h. For L02 cell
it occurred in 12-24 h and for HepG2.2.15 cell line
it kept increasing. The ultrastructure of infected HBV trophoblastic cells differed obviously from that of normal cells
and showed hyperplasia of lysosome
appearance of vacuoles and virus-like particles around the nucleus. Conclusion Trophoblastic cells could be infected by HBV
and the cellular ultrastructure changed dramatically following HBV infection.
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