Optimizing adipose tissue extract isolation with stirred suspension culture

Connective Tissue Research
Yan ZhangWei-dong Tian

Abstract

Adherent culture which is used to collect adipose tissue extract (ATE) previously brings the problem of inhomogeneity and non-repeatability. Here we aim to extract ATE with stirred suspension culture to speed up the extraction process, stabilize the yield, and improve consistent potency metrics of ATE. ATE was collected with adherent culture (ATE-A) and stirred suspension culture (ATE-S) separately. Protein yield and composition were detected by SDS-PAGE, while cytokines in ATE were determined with ELISA. The adipogenic and angiogenic potential of ATE were compared by western blot and qPCR. In addition, haematoxylin and eosin staining and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) activity assays were used to analyze the cell viability of adipose tissue cultured with different methods. The yield of ATE-S was consistent while ATE-A varied notably. Characterization of the protein composition and exosome-like vesicles (ELVs) indicated no significant difference between ATE-S and ATE-A. The concentrations of cytokines (VEGF, bFGF, and IL-6) showed no significant difference, while IGF in ATE-S was higher than that in ATE-A. ATE-S showed upregulated adipogenic and angiogenic potential compared to ATE-A. Morever, stirred suspension culture decreased ...Continue Reading

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