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The expression of neurotransmitters in enterogenous neural stem cells and central nervous system neural stem cells from the same fetal rats |
XIA Liguang, LI Zhongrong, LIU Senqing, WANG Yongbiao, ZHU Libin, ZHAO Yiming. |
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XIA Liguang,LI Zhongrong,LIU Senqing, et al. The expression of neurotransmitters in enterogenous neural stem cells and central nervous system neural stem cells from the same fetal rats[J]. JOURNAL OF WEZHOU MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, 2014, 44(11): 792-796.
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Abstract Objective: To observe the expression of neurotransmitters in enterogenous neural stem cells (ENSCs) and central nervous system neural stem cells (CNS-NSCs) from the same fetal rats, and to explore a suitable stem cell source for neural stem cells transplantation. Methods: Rat ENSCs and CNS-NSCs were extracted from the same 20-day SD rat embryos followed by repeated subculture using improved neural stem cell medium. Two different kinds of nerve bulbs originated from 6-10 days culturing were chosen. The expressions of four transmitters on ENSCs and CNS-NSCs were analyzed by agarose pre-embedded immunocytochemistry assay and flow cytometry. Results: After analyzing data of imunocytochemistry assay, we found the expression of nNOS and ChAT on ENSCs; nNOS, ChAT and DβH on CNS-NSCs. Significant differences of nNOS and ChAT expression were observed between ENSCs and CNS-NSCs respectively (P<0.05). Flow cytometry analysis indicated GABA(+), nNOS(+), ChAT(+), DβH(+) cells averagely accounted for 1.59%, 14.97%, 5.43%, 1.36% in ENSCs respectively,within which nNOS and ChAT expression were significantly different from isotype groups (P<0.05). In CNS-NSCs, the pecentages were 1.68%, 6.14%, 25.42%, 9.30% on average, comparing with isotype groups, the differences of nNOS, ChAT, and DβH expression were all significant (P<0.05). Conclusion: ENSCs express neurotransmitters including NO and Ache, with NO of dominance. While CNS-NSCs express neurotransmitters such as NO, Ache and NE, especially Ache. There is almost no GABA expression in either ENSCs or CNS-NSCs.
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Received: 31 August 2014
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