Wu Wei,Xu Haiwei,Qu Ya,Zhang Xiaoling,Hu Ning,Yin Zhengqin.Development of microfluid cell electro-fusion chip and its application in somatic cell reprogramming[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2013,35(01):29-33.
Wu Wei,Xu Haiwei,Qu Ya,Zhang Xiaoling,Hu Ning,Yin Zhengqin.Development of microfluid cell electro-fusion chip and its application in somatic cell reprogramming[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2013,35(01):29-33.DOI:
Development of microfluid cell electro-fusion chip and its application in somatic cell reprogramming
Objective To establish a high throughput cell electro-fusion platform
by which to fuse mouse embryonic stem cells (mESCs) with somatic cells
and to explore the pluripotency of the fused cells. Methods With the microfluid chip developed by our lab
we fused the mESCs carrying GFP with NIH3T3 cells carrying RFP
and explored the aligment efficiency and electro-fusion efficiency. The fused cells were sorted by flow cytometery (FACS) and observed under a microscope. The mRNA levels of Nanog
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Sox2 and Lin28 in the three types of cells were detected by RT-PCR. Results A high throughput cell electro-fusion platform was developed. The aligment and electro-fusion efficiencies of mESCs and NIH3T3 fused cells were (44.35±10.99)% and (59.88±20.03)%
respectively. The fused cells can form embryonic stem cell-like clones. The RT-PCR results showed mESCs and fused cells rather than NIH3T3 cells could express Nanog
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Sox2 and Lin28. Conclusion Using the microfluid chip developed by our lab
the mESCs and NIH3T3 cells can be fused efficiently to reprogram somatic cells as pluripotent stem cells.
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