我们感谢杰弗里·卡普兰博士为他的共焦成像的培训和咨询。我们也感谢凯克电子显微镜实验室和超英博士倪扫描电镜的协助。这项工作是由卫生（NIDCD，R01DC008965和R01DC011377）国家研究院​​资助。 ABZ承认美国国家科学基金会综合研究生教育和研究培训实习资助（IGERT）计划。

1，生物反应器组件（视频1） <ol><li>使铝模（圆口模头+隔离销）与预先确定的内部和外部尺寸（ 图1）。 </li><li>从步骤1.1使用模具，制造硅膜（直径：42毫米，厚度：1.5毫米， 图1）与一个根深蒂固的套筒（直径：12毫米，厚度〜0.25毫米，形由图1中的隔离销）在使用市售的有机硅弹性体包的中间。 </li><li>使一对丙烯酸的块（ 图2（4,5））与一个圆形开口（直径：24毫米）的中间，雕刻顶部（1.8厘米厚）和底部（0.9厘米厚）相匹配的凸脊和凹槽的块10 </li><li>夹着一对丙烯酸块之间的有机硅膜。使用微型扭力起子设置为一个恒定的力（35 CN米）四角螺丝将部件固定。因此，水密，24米米，宽18毫米深的振动室被创建（ 图2C）。 </li><li>通过底部亚克力块上另一套角落的螺丝安装一个3“扩展的范围微型低音单元（ 图2D，8Ω/20W）振动室的下方。在这一点上，一个单独的振动模块组装。 </li><li>复制七个额外的振动模块。切成的棒放置在均匀间隔的圆孔（：7厘米，厚度为2厘米直径的）扬声器碱基加盖其中四个到的两个固定铝条（40厘米×10厘米×2.5厘米）1。通过在铝条的侧将螺钉插入各圆孔稳定各扬声器。 </li><li>单独由一个扬声器选择器控制扬声器。通过连接线连接到扬声器主体的正极和负极输入端，然后在选择相应的输出各个扬声器连接到选择器。扬声器选择器允许从t信号他函数发生器，通过功率放大器后，可以一次（ 图2E）到达所有8个扬声器。 </li><li>将两个腔室阵列，扬声器选择器和相关的电子设备中的抗湿度外壳。房子整个组件在商业细胞培养孵化器。 </li><li>输送主电缆（通过医用级PVC管），通过过滤器组件在所述培养箱的背面连接在功率放大器与扬声器选择。 </li></ol> 2，支架制备及表征<ol><li>溶解PCL粒料在氯仿中于15重量％的浓度。加载溶液到10ml注射器上铺21政钝端针。 </li><li>锁定在注射器上一个可编程注射泵和设置流速为1毫升/小时。 </li><li>从针穿过放置铝箔覆盖的集电极水平，具有针尖 - 集电极的距离〜18厘米。 </li><li>钳位正阿利鳄鱼夹，以将针的中间，和接地鳄鱼夹在铝集流体，然后将电压上的高电压电源在15千伏。注意：高电压，保持从针的距离。 </li><li>依次打开注射泵和电源;快速清洁/删除用干纸巾稳定纤维喷射之前围绕所述针的尖端处的残余聚合物溶液和泰勒锥19形成。 </li><li>让纤维积聚在铝集流体的厚度为〜250-300微米（〜当前纺丝条件下7小时）。储存在真空干燥器中得到的支架1-2天以除去任何残留溶剂。 </li><li>图像中的支架，溅镀上金，用扫描电子显微镜显示一致的纤维形态。10 </li></ol> 3，生物反应器组装与表征<ol><li>冲一圆盘（直径：8毫米），四臂（长度：2毫米）出来的初纺PCL垫（ 图2A）由第一使用12毫米直径的活检穿孔器切割圆盘的外直径。然后使用第二个，8毫米活检穿孔，使均匀地分布在圆刀片将比分那里的武器将被切断4个2毫米长的切口。后与8​​毫米冲得分，用手术刀刀片切割臂的边缘向外。将支架放入硅胶膜通过扩展武器槽（视频1）。用平头镊子轻轻按压表面变平的插入支架。 </li><li>附上一小片薄铝箔（8毫米×2毫米，垂直形状， 图2B）到PCL支架来辅助激光反射。 </li><li>固定组装硅油膜/ PCL支架（如在步骤1.4中详述）中的振动室。加入1.5毫升的水在室内，以振动之前滋润PCL支架。 </li><li>使用函数发生器，引入振动标志ALS（ 例如，200赫兹的正弦波的峰值-峰值电压0.1 V的，VPP），以夹心丙烯酸室。使用电压表来精确地测量电压，每个扬声器的输入。注：从函数发生器的Vpp的读数将不同于最终电压传送到扬声器。 </li><li>组装单点LDV并固定光纤激光传感器头的云台的三脚架。角度传感器头，使得它指向垂直于桌面。通过同轴电缆连接LDV传感器头数据采集模块，然后通过USB模块的笔记本电脑。 </li><li>将激光束聚焦在垂直于硅膜（ 图2B和图3），各预定点。 </li><li>使用数据采集软件，记录中间膜的位移。请从“选项”菜单中的“采集设置”;然后改变测量模式为“FFT221;接下来，单击主工具栏中的“连续测量”，然后点击形成在所选择的频率（ 图6D）来记录位移的峰值。 </li><li>绘制正常中期膜的位移（瓦特0）作为横跨基底的相对位置的函数。构建使用地8.5数据分析软件的表面振动轮廓的三维色彩映射表。 </li></ol> 4，振动细胞培养<ol><li>子培养人骨髓来源的MSC在T150组织培养瓶在4,000-5,000细胞/ cm 2在MSC维持培养基的初始接种密度。 </li><li>经过7-8天的细胞培养物（以〜85％汇合），胰蛋白酶消化细胞用细胞解离试剂如的Accutase，计数使用血细胞计数，离心（440×g离心5分钟），并在重悬细胞沉淀新鲜的MSC维持培养基以4.5×10 6细胞/ ml的浓度。 </li><li>沉浸在PCL scaffoLD在70％乙醇的O / N。之后将溶剂蒸发，暴露支架的两侧，以杀菌紫外灯（254纳米）为5-8分钟。 </li><li>浸泡在PCL支架在20微克/毫升纤维连接蛋白溶液在37℃1小时。将纤连蛋白包被的支架插入硅氧烷膜。汇编为在步骤1中所详述的生物反应器。 </li><li>分发40微升的细胞悬液均匀地涂在有抵押的PCL支架。使细胞增加一个额外的1.5毫升新鲜传媒振动腔前1-1.5小时重视。 </li><li>文化海安载货PCL支架体外静态3天，静态培养完成后刷新媒体。 </li><li>选定施加振动政权的蜂窝结构。注：作为一个例子，细胞经受在200赫兹1小时的按1小时-解除（OF）振动与〜40微米AW 0每天12小时为7天。结构受到震动刺激被指定为振样品和那些丘尔红色静态在相同的振动室作为静态控件（统计）。 </li></ol> 5，生物评价<ol><li>从每一个腔室收集200微升的细胞培养基每隔一天（第1天，3，5和7），并从同一个样品池的等分试样一起（每800微升）。 </li><li>量化基质金属蛋白酶1（MMP1）和HA使用MMP1 ELISA开发工具包和透明质酸竞争ELISA试剂盒，分别按照制造商的过程的细胞产量。同时，吸附法生产可溶性弹性蛋白前体继之前报道的ELISA方法。8 </li><li>当最后一个振动周期在7天结束后，迅速取出从振动室使用尖锐镊子蜂窝结构，并简要冷磷酸盐缓冲液（PBS，4℃）冲洗。 </li><li>对于活/死染色，孵化用碘化丙啶（在PBS 1:2,000）的结构和SYTO-13（在PBS中1:1000）同时进行5分钟，在RT。图像染色结构与多光子共聚焦显微镜。 </li><li>另外，嵌入式冻结干冰的PBS漂洗细胞结构和提取继先前报道的协议进行基因分析细胞总RNA。9 </li><li>验证使用紫外可见分光光度计提取的RNA的数量和质量。 RNA样品与1.8-2.2 A260/A280和A260/A230比值被用于随后的定量PCR分析。 </li><li>反转录的RNA（500毫微克/样品）插入使用市售的反转录试剂盒的cDNA。 </li><li>执行上使用市售的PCR主混合物继先前详细过程的实时序列检测系统进行PCR反应。8 </li><li>使用商业定量PCR数据分析软件分析定量PCR结果。为了保证数据分析的可靠性，多参考基因（YWHAZ，磷酸三丁酯，PPIA）被用作整型ernal控件和特异性引物效率的差异考虑在内。8 </li></ol>

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功能性声带组织在体外成功的工程需要声带般的微环境介导多能细胞的行为的娱乐。人们普遍认为组织或器官的结构反映他们需要执行的功能。对于22声带组织，提出发声过程中发生的高频振动来对组织成熟的重要。在我们的研究中，PCL支架是用来提供一个带样结构支撑而声带生物反应器被设计成引入生理学相关的机械信号到培养的干细胞。这里描述的（J2）的生物反应器，?...

人类的声带，上皮层构成，固有层（LP）和声带肌肉，是一种将来自肺部的气流进入的声波产生声音的专门的软组织。1声带定期正常发声期间振荡，表现出高达30％的菌株在基本频率范围从100至300赫兹。2成人声带唱片是肤浅（SLP）组成的梯度结构，中间（ILP）和深（DLP）层。进一步分类组的上皮和SLP为粘膜层，并结合ILP和DLP到声韧带。3 SLP层主要包含一种无定形矩阵稀疏分散的胶原纤维，而韧带富含成熟的胶原蛋白和弹性纤维提供足够的强度。4的结构和新生儿声带力学从他们成熟的同行有所不同显著。虽然机制•调控声带发育和成熟都还没有完全理解，实验证据指出，以发声来源的机械应力的决定性作用。 几个医疗条件，包括滥用嗓音，感染，化学刺激和手术过程中，可能会损坏声带。声带疾病影响美国人口估计有3-9％。目前的治疗方法声带疾病是有限的5和基于干细胞的组织工程方法已经成为一种很有前途的战略恢复声带功能。间充质干细胞（MSCs）是一个合适的替代品主要声带成纤维细胞的声带组织工程。6-9干细胞的命运规范和随后的组织发展是由它们驻留在特定的利基，其中的机械条件是介个至关重要的因素。10机械力的组织形态发生一个重要的监管机构第二平衡，特别是对于那些定期进行装载11从组织工程的角度来看的组织，它已被证明，暴露于生理相关的机械刺激促进干细胞分化和组织特异性基质重塑。12-15 组织培养物的生物反应器被设计来模拟所需的生理环境，细胞或组织生长的体外 。对声带组织工程，这是特别重要的，以重新创建phonating声带的机械环境。一个理想的声带生物反应器应有效地提供振动提示来培养细胞，让轻便的控制频率，振幅和振动持续时间。 Titze和同事设计了一种声带生物反应器（T1生物反应器 ）16，结合了静态拉伸与高频（20-200赫兹）振动来刺激基质蛋白的细胞产量。使用设置克该生物反应器，Webb和同事研究了17的10天，100赫兹的振动对皮肤成纤维细胞中透明质酸（HA）为基础的水凝胶培养的影响。构建体进行振动表现出升高的表达HA合酶-2（HAS2），核心蛋白聚糖，纤维调节和基质金属蛋白酶1（MMP1），相对于静态控件。被发现的刺激作用是时间依赖性的。最近，使用了功率放大器，一个函数发生器，一个封闭的扬声器和一个沿圆周锚硅油膜，该振荡空气传送到贴壁细胞我们组18组装声带生物反应器（J1生物反应器 ）。培养在生物反应器中的J1新生儿包皮成纤维细胞，进行1小时的振动，在60，110或300赫兹，带有一个在平面应变高达0.05％。的定量PCR结果显示，一些细胞外基质基因的表达被适当地改变以响应变化的振动频率和幅度。 这些生物反应器的设计，而耐人寻味，有一些局限性。例如，在T1的系统需要大量的连接器和棒的机械耦合的，从而限制了最大频率达到的。此外，细胞可以经受不期望的机械搅拌和流体扰动变得复杂的数据解释。 J1的生物反应器，在另一方面，具有相对较低的能量转换效率，而不是用户友好。此外，频繁的振动分离从底层硅油膜细胞载货结构。这里报道的J2声带生物反应器，基于相同的原理为J1版本设计的，被优化的一致性和可重复性。在空气动力学中单独装配的振动室，其中的MSC-纤维状填充的聚（ε-己内酯）（PCL）支架是effectiv产生的发声-模拟振动伊利抵押。激光多普勒Vibrometry（LDV）允许用户以验证膜/支架组件的振动模式。在我们的演示中，干细胞暴露在200 Hz的正弦振动与1小时的按1小时 - 解除（OF）模式，共12小时，每天的7天。细胞反应所施加的振动线索进行了系统研究。总体而言，J2声带提供了最人性化的功能，允许动态细胞培养的研究，高通量和可重复的方式进行。

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construction and characterization of a novel vocal fold bioreactor

In vitro engineering of mechanically active tissues requires the presentation of physiologically relevant mechanical conditions to cultured cells. To emulate the dynamic environment of vocal folds, a novel vocal fold bioreactor capable of producing vibratory stimulations at fundamental phonation frequencies is constructed and characterized. The device is composed of a function generator, a power amplifier, a speaker selector and parallel vibration chambers. Individual vibration chambers are created by sandwiching a custom-made silicone membrane between a pair of acrylic blocks. The silicone membrane not only serves as the bottom of the chamber but also provides a mechanism for securing the cell-laden scaffold. Vibration signals, generated by a speaker mounted underneath the bottom acrylic block, are transmitted to the membrane aerodynamically by the oscillating air. Eight identical vibration modules, fixed on two stationary metal bars, are housed in an anti-humidity chamber for long-term operation in a cell culture incubator. The vibration characteristics of the vocal fold bioreactor are analyzed non-destructively using a Laser Doppler Vibrometer (LDV). The utility of the dynamic culture device is demonstrated by culturing cellular constructs in the presence of 200-Hz sinusoidal vibrations with a mid-membrane displacement of 40 &#181;m. Mesenchymal stem cells cultured in the bioreactor respond to the vibratory signals by altering the synthesis and degradation of vocal fold-relevant, extracellular matrix components. The novel bioreactor system presented herein offers an excellent in vitro platform for studying vibration-induced mechanotransduction and for the engineering of functional vocal fold tissues.

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Construction and Characterization of a Novel Vocal Fold Bioreactor

A novel vocal fold bioreactor capable of delivering physiologically relevant, vibratory stimulation to cultured cells is constructed and characterized. This dynamic culture device, when combined with a fibrous poly(&#949;-caprolactone) scaffold, creates a vocal fold-mimetic environment that modulates the behaviors of mesenchymal stem cells.

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9.1K 次观看.  University of Delaware. A novel vocal fold bioreactor capable of delivering physiologically relevant, vibratory stimulation to cultured cells is constructed and characterized. This dynamic culture device, when combined with a fibrous poly(ε-caprolactone) scaffold, creates a vocal fold-mimetic environment that modulates the behaviors of mesenchymal stem cells.