Proliferation of human adipose-derived stem cells with expended polytetrafluoroethylenee scaffold inplanted in subcutaneous tissue of rats / 中华医学美学美容杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To observe the growth of human adipose stem cells (hADSCs) co-culture with expanded polytetrafluoroethylenee (ePTFE) scaffold in vivo.Methods hADSCs were isolated from healthy human liposuction fat.The hADSCs were seeded onto the ePTFE scaffold as Group A,while the ePTFE scaffold without hADSCs as Group B,and the two groups were randomly implanted under the back skin of 10 SD rats.The transplant compound in two groups was harvested at 4 weeks after implantation.Wet weight of transplanted compound was measured.After HE and immunofluorescence CD31 staining,blood vessel density and fibrous proliferation were observed and evaluated.Results Primary cultured hADSCs were spindle-shaped cells.The histological study found that after cultured in vivo,hADSCs could grow in the space of the ePTFE scaffold,several cells were found at the edge of the scaffolds and parts of cells had grown into the inside even the whole layer of the scaffolds.The wet weight of transplanted compound in group A (511.62±32.82) mg was significantly higher than that in group B (363.56±34.74) mg,(P＜0.05).Histological and immunofluorescence analysis showed the blood vessel density was (29.50±2.63)/HPL in group A,(12.00±2.26)/HPL in group B.Compared with group B,group A had significantly higher blood vessel density and lower fibrosis counts (P＜0.05).Conclusions hADSCs have a good biocompatibility with ePTFE scaffold.ePTFE scaffold has no negative effect on the proliferation of hADSCs.