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Ferrari D Zalfa C Nodari LR Gelati M Carlessi L Delia D Vescovi AL De Filippis L 《Cellular and molecular life sciences : CMLS》2012,69(7):1193-1210
Cell therapy is reaching the stage of phase I clinical trials for post-traumatic, post-ischemic, or neurodegenerative disorders,
and the selection of the appropriate cell source is essential. In order to assess the capacity of different human neural stem
cell lines (hNSC) to contribute to neural tissue regeneration and to reduce the local inflammation after an acute injury,
we transplanted GMP-grade non-immortalized hNSCs and v-myc (v-IhNSC), c-myc T58A (T-IhNSC) immortalized cells into the corpus
callosum of adult rats after 5 days from focal demyelination induced by lysophosphatidylcholine. At 15 days from transplantation,
hNSC and T-IhNSC migrated to the lesioned area where they promoted endogenous remyelination and differentiated into mature
oligodendrocytes, while the all three cell lines were able to integrate in the SVZ. Moreover, where demyelination was accompanied
by an inflammatory reaction, a significant reduction of microglial cells’ activation was observed. This effect correlated
with a differential migratory pattern of transplanted hNSC and IhNSC, significantly enhanced in the former, thus suggesting
a specific NSC-mediated immunomodulatory effect on the local inflammation. We provide evidence that, in the subacute phase
of a demyelination injury, different human immortalized and non-immortalized NSC lines, all sharing homing to the stem niche,
display a differential pathotropism, both through cell-autonomous and non-cell autonomous effects. Overall, these findings
promote IhNSC as an inexhaustible cell source for large-scale preclinical studies and non-immortalized GMP grade hNSC lines
as an efficacious, safe, and reliable therapeutic tool for future clinical applications. 相似文献
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Ortiz JL Sada PV Bellot Rubio LR Aceituno FJ Aceituno J Gutierrez PJ Thiele U 《Nature》2000,405(6789):921-923
Impacts of meteoroids on the Moon should cause detectable optical flashes, but the population of objects that are big enough is very low, and hitherto no unambiguous impact flashes have been recorded. The flux of meteoroids associated with the Leonid meteor shower of 18 November 1999 was predicted to produce observable flashes on the night side of the Moon. Here we report the unambiguous detection of five such impact flashes, three of which were seen simultaneously by other observers. We also observed a possible impact flash on 16 July 1999. All of the flashes were of very brief duration (<0.02 s), as expected for high-speed impacts. 相似文献
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