Comparative study of adoptively transferring patrilineal lymphocytes and their Exosomes on improving fetation of mice with pregnancy loss / 中国免疫学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective:To analyze the protective effects of adoptively transferring different patrilineal lymphocytes and their Exosomes ( Exo) on fetation of mice with pregnancy loss comparatively.Methods: The peripheral blood mononuclear cells ( PBMC) from healthy men and the splenocytes from BALB/c and DBA/2 male mice were induced in vitro ,and their Exo were isolated through sucrose gradient ultra-centrifugation combined with ultrafiltration.The mice of CBA/J (♀) mated with BALB/c (♂) were enrolled as control group of normal pregnancy ,and the CBA/J (♀) mated with DBA/2 (♂) as URSA of pregnancy loss experimental animal model.The mice in URSA group were randomly divided into each group with treatment through adoptively transferring , which were injected intravenously or subcutaneously with splenocytes or splenocytes -derived Exo from mated DBA/2,unmated DBA/2 or unrelated BALB/c,also PBMC-derived Exo from men,respectively.And then,the placenta volumes,rates of fetal absorption and pregnancy loss were calculated to observe the fetation of embryos.Results:Compared with the group of normal pregnancy ,the placenta volumes from URSA group decreased greatly ,and rates of fetal absorption and pregnancy loss elevated greatly ( all P0.05 ).After transferring the Exo derived from either male mice or healthy men,the level of decreased fetal absorption rates were more than that in cellular-therapy groups ( all P<0.05 ).After transferring the Exo derived from men ,the level of decreased pregnancy loss rates were more than that in cellular -therapy groups and mice splenocytes-derived Exo group ( all P<0.05 ).Conclusion:Adoptively transferring patrilineal T lymphocytes and their Exo can greatly improve the fetation.Exo should become a non-cellular bio-remedy,which is expected to replace traditional immunotherapy of adoptively transferring lymphocytes.