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- Title
Fabrication of Decellularized Amnion and Chorion Scaffolds to Develop Bioengineered Cell-Laden Constructs.
- Authors
Lakkireddy, Chandrakala; Vishwakarma, Sandeep Kumar; Raju, Nagarapu; Ahmed, Shaik Iqbal; Bardia, Avinash; Khan, Mazharuddin Ali; Annamaneni, Sandhya; Khan, Aleem Ahmed
- Abstract
Introduction: Human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) holds great promise for managing several clinical conditions. However, the low engraftment efficiency and obscurity to harvest these cells without compromising the cellular viability, structural and functional properties from the culture niche still remain major obstacles for preparing intact regenerative constructs. Although few studies have demonstrate different methods for generating cell-liberated amniotic scaffolds, a common method for producing completely cell-liberated amnion (D-HAM) and chorion (D-HCM) scaffolds and their cytocompatibility with hMSCs yet to be demonstrated. Methods: A common process was developed for preparing D-HAM and D-HCM scaffolds for assessing hMSCs engraftment efficiency, proliferation and molecular shifts to generate cell-laden biological discs. The structural and functional integrity of D-HAM and D-HCM was evaluated using different parameters. The compatibility and proliferation efficiency of hMSCs with D-HAM and D-HCM was evaluated. Results: Histological analysis revealed completely nucleic acid-free D-HAM and D-HCM scaffolds with intact extracellular matrix, mechanical and biological properties almost similar to the native membranes. Human MSCs were able to adhere and engraft on D-HCM better than D-HAM and expanded faster. Ultrastructural observations, crystal violet staining and expression studies showed better structural and functional integrity of hMSCs on D-HCM than D-HAM and control conditions. Conclusion: A common, simple and reliable process of decellularization can generate large number of cell-liberated amniotic scaffolds in lesser time. D-HCM has better efficiency for hMSCs engraftment and proliferation and can be utilized for preparing suitable cell-laden constructs for tissue engineering applications.
- Subjects
AMNION; CHORION; HUMAN stem cells; MESENCHYMAL stem cells; GENTIAN violet; TISSUE scaffolds
- Publication
Cellular & Molecular Bioengineering, 2022, Vol 15, Issue 1, p137
- ISSN
1865-5025
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1007/s12195-021-00707-7