A method for inducing reprogramming of bovine fetal fibroblasts
A fibroblast and reprogramming technology, applied in the cell field, can solve the problems of low cell induction efficiency and cancer induction
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[0045] In some specific embodiments, the preparation method of the Xenopus oocyte extract specifically includes:
[0046] Step 1. Collect Xenopus eggs separately in a beaker, pour off the excess water, suck out the waste eggs with a plastic straw, and keep the eggs with clear outline and uniform shape;
[0047] Step 2. After removing excess water and waste eggs, add freshly prepared 2% cysteine, and gently stir the egg-removing film;
[0048] Step 3. Pour off the above solution, wash eggs three times with 0.25×MMR, and once with 1×MMR;
[0049] Step 4. Rinse once with the cell lysate. At this stage, pick out bad eggs with a plastic straw again, and rinse again with the cell lysate;
[0050] Step 5. Transfer the eggs to the cell lysate containing 1mM dimercaptothreitol and 100μL protease inhibitor, pour off the cell lysate after gently stirring and transfer the eggs to a 15mL centrifuge tube, and use a plastic straw after the eggs settle Remove excess solution from the upper ...
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[0065] Example 1: Superovulation of Xenopus laevis
[0066] Selectively mature female Xenopus laevis, superficially injected 100 μL of freshly prepared PMSG (concentration: 1 IU / μL) into the dorsal lymphatic sac. After injection, Xenopus was placed in 0.1M saline to prevent infection of Xenopus. Inject 100 μL of HCG (concentration: 5 IU / μL) at the same position one day before egg collection (usually 3-30 days after injection of PMSG). Xenopus laevis were placed alone in 0.1M saline after injection. After 16-22 hours, the Xenopus laevis was taken out, the excess water was poured off, and the Xenopus laevis eggs were collected.
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[0067] Example 2: Xenopus oocyte content extraction
[0068] 1. Xenopus eggs were collected separately in a beaker, poured off the excess water, sucked out the waste eggs with a plastic straw, and kept the eggs with clear outline and uniform shape.
[0069] 2. After removing excess water and waste eggs, add freshly prepared 2% cysteine, and gently stir the egg-removing gelatinous film, the process should not exceed 5 minutes. When the glue film is completely removed, the eggs are usually clumped together, and the washing solution is cloudy and precipitated.
[0070] 3. Pour off the membrane-removing buffer, wash the eggs three times with 0.25×MMR, and once with 1×MMR. The egg washing process should be as fast as possible to avoid the eggs staying in cysteine and MMR for too long.
[0071] 4. Rinse once with the cell lysate. At this stage, use a plastic straw to pick out the bad eggs (very ill-defined, floating, fluffy eggs from animals and plants). Rinse again with the cell...
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