Murine cardiosphere-derived cells are impaired by age but not by cardiac dystrophic dysfunction.

To be clinically relevant as a therapy for heart failure, endogenous progenitor cells must be isolated and expanded from aged and/or diseased tissue. Here, we investigated the effect of age and cardiac impairment resulting from lack of dystrophin on murine cardiosphere-derived cells (CDCs). CDCs wer...

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Main Authors: Hsiao, L, Perbellini, F, Gomes, R, Tan, J, Vieira, S, Faggian, G, Clarke, K, Carr, C
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: Mary Ann Liebert Inc. 2014
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author Hsiao, L
Perbellini, F
Gomes, R
Tan, J
Vieira, S
Faggian, G
Clarke, K
Carr, C
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Perbellini, F
Gomes, R
Tan, J
Vieira, S
Faggian, G
Clarke, K
Carr, C
author_sort Hsiao, L
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description To be clinically relevant as a therapy for heart failure, endogenous progenitor cells must be isolated and expanded from aged and/or diseased tissue. Here, we investigated the effect of age and cardiac impairment resulting from lack of dystrophin on murine cardiosphere-derived cells (CDCs). CDCs were isolated and expanded from atrial biopsies from wild-type mice aged 1.5, 6, 18, and 24 months and from mdx mice aged 6 and 18 months. Cardiac function was measured in mdx mice and age-matched wild-type mice using high-resolution cine magnetic resonance imaging. CDCs could be isolated and expanded from all mice, however, the number of cells obtained, and their regenerative potential, decreased with age, as demonstrated by decreased expression of stem cell markers, c-kit and Sca-1, and decreased cell proliferation, migration, clonogenicity, and differentiation. Six-month-old mdx mice showed right ventricular (RV) dilation and reduced RV ejection fraction (EF) in comparison to wild-type mice. Older mdx mice displayed significant RV and left ventricular dilation and decreased EF in both ventricles, compared with age-matched wild-type mice. Mdx mouse hearts contained significantly more fibrotic tissue than age-matched wild-type mouse hearts. However, CDCs isolated from mice aged 6 and 18 months had the same number and regenerative potential from mdx mice and age-matched wild-type mice. Thus, the cardiac progenitor cell population is impaired by age but is not substantially altered by the progressive deterioration in function of the dystrophic heart.
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spelling oxford-uuid:bc6cc2aa-7d45-48bf-8b7e-57dd80cd88912022-03-27T05:24:16ZMurine cardiosphere-derived cells are impaired by age but not by cardiac dystrophic dysfunction.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:bc6cc2aa-7d45-48bf-8b7e-57dd80cd8891EnglishSymplectic Elements at OxfordMary Ann Liebert Inc.2014Hsiao, LPerbellini, FGomes, RTan, JVieira, SFaggian, GClarke, KCarr, CTo be clinically relevant as a therapy for heart failure, endogenous progenitor cells must be isolated and expanded from aged and/or diseased tissue. Here, we investigated the effect of age and cardiac impairment resulting from lack of dystrophin on murine cardiosphere-derived cells (CDCs). CDCs were isolated and expanded from atrial biopsies from wild-type mice aged 1.5, 6, 18, and 24 months and from mdx mice aged 6 and 18 months. Cardiac function was measured in mdx mice and age-matched wild-type mice using high-resolution cine magnetic resonance imaging. CDCs could be isolated and expanded from all mice, however, the number of cells obtained, and their regenerative potential, decreased with age, as demonstrated by decreased expression of stem cell markers, c-kit and Sca-1, and decreased cell proliferation, migration, clonogenicity, and differentiation. Six-month-old mdx mice showed right ventricular (RV) dilation and reduced RV ejection fraction (EF) in comparison to wild-type mice. Older mdx mice displayed significant RV and left ventricular dilation and decreased EF in both ventricles, compared with age-matched wild-type mice. Mdx mouse hearts contained significantly more fibrotic tissue than age-matched wild-type mouse hearts. However, CDCs isolated from mice aged 6 and 18 months had the same number and regenerative potential from mdx mice and age-matched wild-type mice. Thus, the cardiac progenitor cell population is impaired by age but is not substantially altered by the progressive deterioration in function of the dystrophic heart.
spellingShingle Hsiao, L
Perbellini, F
Gomes, R
Tan, J
Vieira, S
Faggian, G
Clarke, K
Carr, C
Murine cardiosphere-derived cells are impaired by age but not by cardiac dystrophic dysfunction.
title Murine cardiosphere-derived cells are impaired by age but not by cardiac dystrophic dysfunction.
title_full Murine cardiosphere-derived cells are impaired by age but not by cardiac dystrophic dysfunction.
title_fullStr Murine cardiosphere-derived cells are impaired by age but not by cardiac dystrophic dysfunction.
title_full_unstemmed Murine cardiosphere-derived cells are impaired by age but not by cardiac dystrophic dysfunction.
title_short Murine cardiosphere-derived cells are impaired by age but not by cardiac dystrophic dysfunction.
title_sort murine cardiosphere derived cells are impaired by age but not by cardiac dystrophic dysfunction
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