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MESENCHYMAL STEM
CELLS
SK Cheong, Dept of
Diagnostic Laboratory
Services, Hospital UKM
WHAT ARE MESENCHYMAL
STEM CELLS (MSC) ?
First isolated by Friedenstein et al in 1974
Fibroblastoid cells - spindle-shaped
Adherent to tissue culture glass or plastic
High growth potential
WHY ARE MSC
INTERESTING ?
Rat MSC genetically tagged are
microinjected into a mouse blastocyte
Blastocyte reimplanted into another rat
Blastocyte allowed to develop into baby
rat -> sacrificed
Gene tags are found in many of the baby
rat tissues tested ->Embryonic stem cells?
Mok & Cheong 2002
In vitro MSC growth
pattern-doubling time 33hr
(Conget et al 1999)
HOW TO ISOLATE MSC?
Sources: BM, periosteum, synovium, fat,
cord blood, peripheral blood, foetal liver
and lung
Adherent to culture bottle; haemopoietic
stem cells do not
Easily subcultured
HOW TO IDENTIFY MSC?
Morphology
Adherent to glass or plastic
Surface markers: SH2, SH3, SH4, STRO-1,
ICAM-2, NCAM, integrins, PDGF, IL-IR
Capable to be induced in vitro to
differentiate into osteoblasts,
chondrocytes, and adipocytes
ADIPOCYTES (Mok & Cheong 2002)
APPEALING
CHARACTERSITICS
Pluripotent - self renewal and wide
differentiation into multiple lineages
Can home to the bone marrow
Can be incorporated direct into other
tissues
Low immunogenicity and suppress
alloreactive T cell response (transplanted
allogenic MSC are not rejected)
TRANSDIFFERENTIATION
MSC – mesodermal origin
Can differentiate into cells of endodermal
and ectoderml origins
Neurons, hepatocytes, islet cells, skin
(fusion controversy)
MSC-> Neurons
(Martin et al
2002; Choong &
Cheong 2003)
160 kDa neurofilament M
the nerve growth
factor receptor
III tubulin
REPORTED USE OF MSC
ADENOSINE DEAMINASE
DEFICIENCY
Gerson et al 1997 implanted subcut MSC
graft transduced with a functional
adenosine deaminase gene
FABRY’S DISEASE
X-linked genetic disorder - deficiency of
lysosomal enzyme alpha-galactosidase
Using patient’s own MSC
Transduced with a functional
galactosidase gene
Return MSC to the patient
Correction of deficiency (Osiris, 2000)
OSTEOGENESIS
IMPERFECTA
Horwitz et al 1999 reported 3 children
transplanted with allogeneic MSC from
HLA-compatible siblings
New lamellar bone formation, improved
osteogenesis with fewer fractures
Engrafted MSC were shown to
differentiate into osteoblasts
OSTEOBLASTS
REDUCE GRAFT-VS-HOST
RESPONSE
MSC induce T cell apoptosis
Clinical trial conducted (Osiris, Italy & USA)
Results showed reduced or milder acute
and chronic GVH responses
(Frassoni et al 2002,2003)
Immediate POTENTIAL
APPLICATION
SINGLE GENE DISORDERS
1.Hemophilias
2.In-born errors of metabolism
Transduced MSC with a functional gene
Reinfusion of autologous engineered MSC
May cure these disorders
Osiris Therapeutic Inc. 2001
ANAEMIA CORRECTION
Erythropoietin shown to be useful in
chronic renal failure and anemia of
cancers
MSC transduced with erythropoietin gene
(Lim & Cheong 2003)
May be as good as external injection
INSULIN FOR TYPE I
DIABETES MELLITUS
Insulin deficiency
Can be corrected with islet cell transplant
MSC ->brand new autologous islet cells
MSC -> transduced with gene responsible
for insulin production
Allogeneic transdued MSC also feasible
REPARATIVE MEDICINE
Since MSC are pluripotent and capable of
be induced to differentiate into different
type of cells
Exploited to replace diseased cells or
tissues
? Heart cells for infarcted myocardium
? Neurons for Parkinson’s disease
? Meniscus regenaration and replacement
STEM CELL Research
Group in UKM
Clinical Haematology &
Stem Cell Transplant
Molecular Haematology
Flow Cytometry
Cell Culture
Cheong Soon Keng
S Fadilah A Wahid
Leong Chooi Fun
Ainoon Othman
Wong Fei Liang
Noor Hamidah Hussin
K Sivagengei
Maha Abdullah (UPM)
Lim Moon Nian (IMR)