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研究生: 李筱萍
論文名稱: 探討軟骨細胞的細胞週期及抗病毒機制對桿狀病毒轉導效率的影響
Factors Influencing Baculovirus Transduction in Chondrocytes: Roles of Cell Cycle and Anti-viral Effects
指導教授: 胡育誠
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學位類別: 博士
Doctor
系所名稱: 工學院 - 化學工程學系
Department of Chemical Engineering
論文出版年: 2009
畢業學年度: 97
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 107
中文關鍵詞: 桿狀病毒細胞週期軟骨細胞基因治療組織工程病毒轉導抗病毒機制干擾素
外文關鍵詞: baculovirus, cell cycle, chondrocyte, gene therapy, tissue engineering, transduction, antiviral effects, interferon, cytokines
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  • 結合組織工程及基因治療的概念,可使具有修復功能的軟骨組織塊更快被取得,並能植回病人患處進行組織的重建。由於桿狀病毒本身的優異性,使其在近年來逐步發展成為新興的基因傳送載體。本實驗室先前已證實體外 (in vitro) 培養的軟骨細胞可成功地被桿狀病毒所轉導,且其轉導效率高達88%左右,顯示桿狀病毒可作為基因傳送載體並應用於軟骨組織工程中。然而,短暫的基因表現卻限制了桿狀病毒的應用性。為延長轉殖基因在細胞內的表現時間,本研究擬利用重複轉導 (supertransduction) 策略以驅使細胞持續表現外來基因。但是,重複轉導的效果卻較初次轉導 (initial transduction) 為差。實驗發現,除了細胞所分泌的細胞外間質 (extra-cellular matrix) 會阻礙病毒的進入外,我們也首次提出桿狀病毒的轉導效率與細胞週期 (cell cycle) 間的關係。本研究證實,桿狀病毒進入細胞的效率不因細胞處於不同間期 (phase) 而有所改變,但G2/M phase細胞有利外來基因的表現,反之外來基因在G0/G1A phase細胞內的表現情況最差。進一步探究原因後發現,在G0/G1A phase細胞內,病毒被傳送至細胞核的效率不佳,且轉殖基因也產生較嚴重的甲基化現象,因而導致重複轉導時的基因表現受到抑制。此外,本研究更進一步剖析桿狀病毒應用於組織工程上的安全性疑慮等問題。我們發現,桿狀病毒轉導軟骨細胞會誘發IFN-α/β、TNF-α及IL-6等細胞激素 (cytokine) 的表現,其中IFN會使細胞產生抗病毒機制 (antiviral effect),進而抑制轉殖基因的表現。然而,這些負面效應會隨著細胞培養時間的拉長而逐漸遞減並回復常態,因此,在適當的時間點施行重複轉導策略可短暫延長基因表現,並達到刺激軟骨細胞分化的目的。


    第一章 序論 第二章 文獻回顧 2-1 桿狀病毒/昆蟲細胞表現系統 2-2 桿狀病毒應用於哺乳動物細胞 2-3 軟骨組織工程 2-4 抗病毒機制 (antiviral effect) 2-5 研究動機 第三章 實驗材料與方法 3-1 建構與放大重組桿狀病毒 3-1-1 昆蟲細胞及培養基 3-1-2 重組桿狀病毒之建構 3-1-3 重組桿狀病毒之放大 3-1-4 重組桿狀病毒之純化 3-1-5 重組桿狀病毒之感染效價 3-1-6 重組腺病毒的放大及有效價數測定 3-2 細胞來源與病毒轉導策略 3-2-1 細胞的取得與培養 3-2-2 桿狀病毒的轉導(transduction)及重複轉導 (supertransduction)策略 3-2-3 腺病毒的感染 (infection) 策略 3-3 去除細胞外間質 (extra cellular matrix) 及間質染色分析 3-3-1 利用酵素去除細胞外間質 3-3-2 軟骨細胞外間質之染色分析 3-4 細胞週期的停滯及細胞週期的分析 3-4-1分析G0/G1A phase細胞所佔比例 3-4-2細胞週期的停滯 3-4-3 利用抗體標定增生細胞表面抗原 (PCNA) 3-5 即時偵測同步定量聚合酶連鎖反應 (quantitative real- time polymerase chain reaction,Q-RT-PCR) 分析 3-5-1 細胞RNA的分離 3-5-2 細胞前處理及引子設計 3-5-3 即時定量聚合酶連鎖反應 3-5-4 數據處理及運算 3-6甲基化分析 3-7 細胞核與細胞質的分離 3-8以螢光染劑標定細胞骨架中的肌動蛋白 (actin) 3-9 膠原蛋白 (collagen) 及醣胺素 (GAGs) 的定量分析 3-10 統計分析 第四章 結果與討論 ─ 細胞外間質及細胞週期對桿狀病毒轉導效 率的影響 4-1 探討以桿狀病毒作動的轉殖基因在軟骨細胞內的表現情形與重 複轉導策略的可行性 4-1-1 老鼠關節軟骨細胞對桿狀病毒的感受性與轉殖基因表現 時間 4-1-2 利用重複轉導(supertransduction)策略以延長轉殖基 因表現時間 4-2探討桿狀病毒重複轉導效率不佳的原因 4-2-1 細胞外間質對病毒攝入效率的影響 4-2-2 細胞週期對轉殖基因表現效率的影響 4-3 探討G0、G1、S、G2/M phase對桿狀病毒轉導效率的影響 4-3-1 G0 phase對桿狀病毒轉導效率的影響 □ 轉殖基因表現量隨G0/G1A phase細胞比例增加而降低 □ 轉殖基因在G0 phase細胞內無法表現 □ 細胞分化狀態不是抑制轉殖基因表現的原因 □ 促使細胞進入增生狀態確實可提高EGFP表現量 4-3-2 其他phase (late G1、S、G2/M phase) 對桿狀病毒轉 導效率的影響 4-4 造成G0 phase細胞低轉導效率的原因 4-4-1 轉殖基因的轉錄效率—甲基化修飾 (methylation) 4-4-2 病毒的核傳送效率 (nuclear transport) 4-4-3 肌動蛋白聚合效率 (polymerization of β–actin) 第五章 結果與討論 ─ 桿狀病毒轉導所引發的細胞抗病毒機制 5-1 比較軟骨細胞經桿狀病毒轉導前後的基因變化 5-1-1 轉殖基因EGFP的表現情形 5-1-2 細胞自身基因表現的變化情形 5-2 IFN對轉殖基因表現的影響 5-2-1 IFN表現量與EGFP表現量間的交互關係 5-2-2 額外添加IFN對細胞表現EGFP的影響 5-2-3 以抗體中和細胞所產生的IFN後對EGFP表現的影響 5-3 探討抗病毒反應的作用機制 5-3-1 啟動子的影響 5-3-2 比較細胞攝入病毒的效率、病毒的核傳送效率以及egfp 的轉錄效率 5-4 比較桿狀病毒與腺病毒誘發軟骨細胞產生細胞激素上的能力 5-5 抗病毒機制對組織工程應用的影響 第六章 結論與未來展望 6-1 結論 6-2 未來展望 參考文獻 Jpurnal Papers and Conference Papers

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