1.The effect of BMSCs transplantation combined with cryopreservation on trachea allograft epithelium regeneration
Yun HAN ; Zizhao JI ; Ni LAN ; Chaojian PANG ; Xiaojie TONG ; Wenjun SHI
Chinese Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2011;27(6):365-367,364
Objective To investigate the role of BMSCg on enhancing the implant survival and bacheal epithelium regeneration. Methods After transplanted with cryopreserved 2 weeks and 6 weeks allocraft, PHK-26 labeled 3-5 passage BMSCs were injected into the recipient rats via tail vein. Rats in the control groups were injected with the same amount of PBS.We observed the histology of the transplanted trachea including epithelium growth and regeneration, and the PKH-26 fluorescence levels at the para-anastomotic trachea to evaluate the role of BMSC transplantation on the epithelium regeneration. Results Rats from BMSCs injection group survived a long period. Histological observation showed that the tracheal lumen was covered by psudo-striated ciliated columnar epithelium. The cartilage structure was intact. There are no signs of denaturation and necrosis. In the PBS injection group, epithelium regeneration is better in PBS-6-week group than PBS-2-week group. The longest survival time in PBS-6-week group was 32 days, whereas it was 10 days in PBS-2-week group. In BMSCs injection group, rats in BMSC-6-week groups survived longer than 8-week group(12 rats were terminated at 1 week, 4 weeks and 8weeks as planned). There was one rat who survived and were terminated at the designated 8 weeks time point (there were 8regenerated epithelium was similar in the two BMSC transplanted groups. PKH-26 labeled BMSCs migrated to the implant site and showed red fluorescence, with most red fluorescence shown at the anastomotic part. Conclusion BMSCs can migrate to the impaired tissue to repair it. BMSCs may exert their reparation function via enhancing epithelium regeneration.
2.Conventional cytogenetics and fluorescence in situ hybridization as methods for detecting MLL gene rearrangements in leukemia.
Xu-Ping LIU ; Cheng-Wen LI ; Shuang QIN ; Yun DAI ; Ji-Gang XIAO ; Qi HUANG ; Fang-Yun XU ; Jin-Ying GONG ; Shi-He LIU
Journal of Experimental Hematology 2005;13(5):798-803
This study was aimed to compare the values of conventional cytogenetics (CC), interphase FISH and sequential R-banding and FISH analysis as methods for detecting MLL gene rearrangements. 37 acute leukemia patients were studied by CC and interphase FISH. The results showed that among them, 10 cases were 11q23(+)/MLL(+), 2 cases were 11q23(-)/MLL(+) (5.4%), 3 cases were 111q23(+)/MLL(-) (8.1%) and 22 cases were 11q23(-)/MLL(-). For some patients, different results were obtained by using CC and interphase FISH for detecting 11q23/MLL gene rearrangements. After sequential R-banding and FISH analysis for 6 patients, the chromosome related to MLL gene translocation was seen clearly in karyotypes and FISH image. It is concluded that for accurate diagnosis both CC and FISH are needed for detecting 11q23/MLL gene rearrangements, and evaluation is needed in combination of these two results. When necessary, it needs to do sequential R-banding and FISH or molecular analysis.
Adolescent
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Adult
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Aged
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Child
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Child, Preschool
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Chromosome Aberrations
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Chromosome Banding
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Chromosomes, Human, Pair 11
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genetics
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Female
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Gene Rearrangement
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Histone-Lysine N-Methyltransferase
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Humans
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In Situ Hybridization, Fluorescence
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methods
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Infant
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Karyotyping
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Leukemia
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genetics
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Male
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Middle Aged
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Myeloid-Lymphoid Leukemia Protein
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genetics