Isolation and culture method for primary rat aortic smooth muscle cells
A technique for the isolation and cultivation of smooth muscle cells, applied in the field of isolation and cultivation of primary rat aortic smooth muscle cells, can solve the problems of impure cell types, poor cell separation, and reduced activity, so as to improve cell activity and yield, improve High adherence rate and high cell viability
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[0046] In this example, newborn SD rats were used as the source of cells. First, they were sacrificed by cervical dislocation, soaked in alcohol for 5 minutes, and under a dissecting microscope, the thorax was opened, and the lung tissue was cut off to fully expose the back wall of the thorax. Dissect the aorta starting from the ascending aorta of the heart. Use one tweezer to clamp the ascending aorta, and the other tweezer to gradually peel off the thoracic aorta along the posterior wall of the thoracic cavity until the tail end of the thoracic aorta, that is, before entering the abdominal cavity, and cut off the aorta. After washing the isolated rat aorta with 37°C preheated D-Hanks solution containing 2% bis-antibody, carefully peel off the intima of the blood vessel, and use a small syringe to connect a thin hose (dwelling needle hose) for perfusion37 Preheated perfusate at ℃, the perfusion rate is 5mL / min, the time is 5 minutes, the preperfusate formula is 15mM / L HEPES, ...
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