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WO2019106685A1 - Néo-organe endocrinien humanisé mis au point par bio-ingénierie utilisant des matrices de rate décellularisée - Google Patents

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WO2019106685A1
WO2019106685A1 PCT/IN2018/050183 IN2018050183W WO2019106685A1 WO 2019106685 A1 WO2019106685 A1 WO 2019106685A1 IN 2018050183 W IN2018050183 W IN 2018050183W WO 2019106685 A1 WO2019106685 A1 WO 2019106685A1
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  • the invention described herein relates with the generation of functional humanized endocrine neo-organ.
  • This invention is comprised of an unique strategy of utilizing decellularized organ scaffold to bioengineer functional biologically tolerable heterografts.
  • the invention disclosed herein further discloses a method of preparing the insulin producing heterograft humanized endocrine neo-organ of claim 1 comprising of preparing ex vivo acellularized/decellularized spleen matrices (DSM) using detergents/chemicals through one more perfusions, and repopulating the acellularized/decellularized spleen matrices with hHPC’s.
  • DSM ex vivo acellularized/decellularized spleen matrices
  • the decellularization process as described herein is simple, faster and efficient which maintains intact organ architecture, extracellular matrix, vasculature and mechanical properties and provides enhanced level of engraftment, long-term survival and function of repopulated cells.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates the functional analysis of endocrine nature of repopulated DSM under hyperglycaemic stimulation.
  • A Representative quantification of dynamics for insulin secretion under sequential hyperglycaemic challenge showing increased levels at each challenge
  • B Fluorescence images of un-induced and hyperglycemia induced cells within the DSM at different time points
  • C-D Comparison of released insulin by repopulated DSM and 2D-cultured cells on collagen under continuous hyperglycaemic challenge. The insulin level was comparatively higher in DSM than 2D-cultured cells.
  • the invention describes a process for the repopulation of prepared decellularized spleen matrices (DSM) with trans-differentiated human hepatic progenitor cells (hHPCs) which would be triggered into insulin producing cells (InPCs) under hyperglycemic challenge.
  • DSM decellularized spleen matrices
  • hHPCs trans-differentiated human hepatic progenitor cells
  • InPCs insulin producing cells
  • the endocrine response of repopulated cells was evaluated with hyperglycemic challenge in time dependent manner and compared with the conventional two-dimensional culture system.
  • bio/immune compatibility and in vivo functional response of humanized bioengineered neo-endocrine organ was identified by intraperitoneal transplantation in rats.
  • hHPCs in DSM through splenic artery demonstrated flow of cell perfusate inside the vascular network form proximal to distal and further distributed into periphery region of the organ. Few cells were found to leak out from the vessels and entered into the decellularized parenchyma matrix, while others remained into the decellularized vascular networks of the spleen. Since only limited numbers of hHPCs (3.0 X 106) were infused, the majority of the organ space remained empty as observed after 4 h of repopulation (Fig. 4A). Further these repopulated cells were cultured in high glucose medium (23mM) and allowed to proliferate for 7 days within the DSM.
  • high glucose medium 23mM
  • Glucose induced activation of pancreatic transcription factors in hHPCs within DSM was identified using immunofluorescence staining of repopulated DSM at day 1, day 3 and day 14.
  • Antibodies specific to beta cell specific protein Nkx-6.1 and insulin related protein C-peptide was used along with DAPI to identify the expression of pancreatic markers which is required to trigger trans-differentiation of hHPCs into insulin producing cells (InPCs) as reported in our earlier studies (Khan et al. 2010; Vishwakarma et al. 2014b).
  • Fig. 4 clearly demonstrates highly induced co-expression of both Nkx-6.1 and C-peptide in trans-differentiated cells within the DSM. The highest co-expression for both the markers was observed at day 7.

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La présente invention concerne le développement d'un néo-organe humanisé produisant de l'insuline à l'aide de la rate entière décellularisée repeuplée avec des cellules sensibles au glucose. Le néo-organe produisant de l'insuline survit et conserve la capacité de produire de l'insuline à la suite d'une greffe intra-omentale. L'invention concerne également un procédé de préparation dudit néo-organe humanisé produisant de l'insuline à l'aide de la rate entière décellularisée.
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