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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-403748

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BACKGROUND: Adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells (ADSCs) can be induced toward the chondrogenic lineages with chondrogenic medium contained transforming growth factor-β_1(TGF-β_1). However, it remains concerned about the disadvantage with use of TGF-β_1 in vitro, which can induce chemotaxis, activate inflammatory cells, cause local defect and want an ideal matrix to deliver proteins. Therefore, with advanced gene-delivery techniques, TGF-β_1 can be long-lasting expressed by transduced stem cells, which is very useful for Chondrogenic Tissue Engineering.OBJECTIVE: To master the method of construction and transfection of eukaryotic expression vector for rat transforming growth factor-β_1 and to study the possibility of gene transfection to ADSCs with this vector.METHODS: Recombining DNA techniques were applied to construct recombinant plasmid pcDNA3.1-TGF-β_1. And this plasmid was verified by restriction endonuclease mapping and DNA sequencing; Then the plasmid with TGF-β_1 gene or not was transfected into ADSCs by use of LipofectamineTM2000. After infection, transduced ADSCs were diluted and cultured with neomycin (G418). Gene transfer efficiency compared on the basis of green fluorescent protein expression was assessed.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Digestion of the plasmid with double restriction endo- nuclease XboⅠand Hind Ⅲ showed about two specific electrophoretic strips (1.35 bp and 5.4 kb), and the sequence of the rat TGF-β_1 gene in recombinant was concorded with that reported in Genbank. There were 80 percent of the cells which were transduced, and the expressions of mRNA and protein of TGF-β_1 in ADSCs were discovered positively. These indicated that the eukaryotic expression vector for rat TGF-β_1 (i.e. pcDNA3.1-TGF-β_1) , which is able to transfect the ADSCs, can be constructed through genetic recombination.

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