Reproduction of a nude mouse model orthotopical transplantation of huma n primary malignant lymphoma of the liver for the study of its biological characteristics
- VernacularTitle:人肝原发性恶性淋巴瘤裸小鼠原位移植模型的建立及生物学特性的研究
- Author:
Chaowei TUO
;
Qiuzhen LIU
;
Ning ZHANG
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
neoplasm of liver;
lymphoma;
neoplasm tra nsplantation;
disease model, animal
- From:
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army
2001;0(10):-
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective To provide an experimental tool for explo ri ng pathogenesis and experimental treatment strategies for primary lymphoma of th e liver. Methods Histologically intact lymphoma tissues from pa tients with primary lymphoma of the liver were transplanted into hepatic parench yma of nude mice. Tumorgenecity, invasion, metastasis, morphological characteris tics(light microscopy, electron microscopy and immunohistochemistry), serologica l test(AFP, HBsAg and LDH), karyotype analysis and DNA content of orthotopically transplanted tumors were studied. Results Orthotopically trans planted model of human primary malignant lymphoma of the liver in nude mice(desi gnated as HLBL-0102) was successfully reproduced. Histopathology of transplante d tumors showed primary lymphoma of the liver(non-Hodgkin's, B cell). The cells were positive for CD19,CD20,CD45RO and CD79a, but negative for CD3 and CD7. Ser ological tests showed that the serum was AFP negative and HBsAg positive, and t he concentration of LDH was 1267.5U/L. The number of chromosome was between 55 and 59. DNA index(DI) was 1.57~1.61(i.e. heteroploid). So far, the strain HLB L-0102 has grown for 3 years and been passaged for 37 generations in nude mice. Altogether 283 nude mice were used for transplantation. The growth rate and res uscitation rate of liquid nitrogen cryopreservation of transplanted tumors were both 100%. The transplanted tumors autonomoasly and invasively grew in the live r of nude mice, damaging adjacent liver tissues, bile ducts, and veins in the po rtal area. There was no involvement of other tissues and organs or distal lymph nodes. Orthotopically transplanted tumors were consistent in histopathological a nd ultrastructural features, DNA content and chromosomal karyotype with the orig inal human tumor. Conclusions The study is the first attempt to successfully reproduce orthotopically transplantation model of human primary ma lignant lymphoma of the liver in nude mice. HLBL-0102 completely replicates th e natural clinical process of primary lymphoma of the liver, and provides an ide al animal model for further research on the biology and experimental therapeutic strategies of primary lymphoma of the liver.
