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Biological characteristics of human airway smooth muscle cells in vitro cultured and passively sensitized.
Shao Jie,Wang Yuzhen,Li Yunzhu
2005, 20(09):
556-558 .
To explore the biological characteristics of passively sensitized airway smooth muscle(ASM) cells in hyperplasia,protein and DNA synthesis abilities.
MethodsASM cells derived from human bronchus were in vitro cultured and passive sensitized with atopic serum,which was collected from asthmatic individuals with serum total IgE>106IU/L,specific IgE≥III.Cell counting by cell growth curve,protein synthesis by Bio-rad DC protein assay and 3 H-TdR incorporation assays were performed.
ResultsPassively sensitized with atopic serum,ASM cells were more active in proliferation,protein synthesis and DNA synthesis compared with non-atopic serum sensitized ASM.In details,cellular proliferation was counted after culture of 72h,96h and 120h,which were (5.21±0.87)×104/well,(6.43±0.57)×104/well and (7.25±0.65)×104/well respectively in passively sensitized airway smooth muscle cells and (3.78±0.50)×104/well,(4.80±0.49)×104/well,(5.55±0.77)×104/well in non-passively sensitized airway smooth muscle cells,showing significant difference(P<0.01).Meanwhile,passively sensitized ASM cells synthesis produced more proteins than non-sensitized ASM (3.81±0.52mg/L vs 1.90 ±0.35mg/L,P<0.01),incorporation of 3H-TdR also had significant difference between two groups (196.4±45.2cpm/well vs 127.2±33.3cpm/well,P<0.01).
ConclusionAtopic serum has synergetic effects on promoting ASM cells proliferation and protein synthesis.Hyperproliferation of ASM cells increase the ASM mass,which is an important change in later asthma airway remodeling.
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