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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Étude des procédés d’amplification de cellules souches mésenchymateuses humaines / Study on expansion processes for human mesenchymal stem cell

Martin, Céline 08 December 2016 (has links)
L'essor des thérapies régénératives au cours des 10 dernières années a entraîné un effort de recherche important, mais l'obtention des cellules souches humaines en quantité suffisante reste cependant encore problématique, notamment concernant les cellules souches mésenchymateuses (CSM). Ces travaux ont donc mis en œuvre une approche à la croisée de la biologie et du génie des procédés afin d'identifier les verrous limitant la croissance des CSM. L'étude des méthodes d'intensification de culture a été entreprise grâce à l'utilisation de microporteurs et d'une plateforme de minibioréacteurs de 200~mL. Puis le développement d'un milieu de culture sans sérum a été testé dans le but de maximiser la croissance cellulaire dans des conditions biochimiques contrôlées. Les CSM humaines en tant que modèle type en thérapie cellulaire ont été démontrées comme extrêmement sensibles aux phases de congélation/décongélation, aux variations de température, à un vieillissement prématuré et nécessitant un milieu de culture complexe riche en facteurs de croissance et d'adhérence. Suite à cette étude, plusieurs écueils pourront être évités lors de la montée en échelle d'un procédé de culture de CSM afin d'intégrer leurs paramètres biologiques intrinsèques aux paramètres d'ingénierie des bioréacteurs (transfert de chaleur, contraintes hydrodynamiques, surface d'adhérence) / Progress in regenerative medicines over the past ten years have led to an important research mobilisation, but obtaining a sufficient amount of human stem cells remains nonetheless problematic, especially for mesenchymal stem cells (MSC). Hence, this work developed an approach coupling biology and process engineering to identify barriers limiting MSC growth. The study of scaled-up amplification methods was performed using microcarriers and a 200~mL minibioreactors platform. In order to maximise MSC growth in a biochemically controlled environment, a serum free medium development was tested as well. Human MSC as model cell type for cellular therapies have thus been demonstrated as extremely sensitive to freeze/thaw cycles, temperature variations, subject to premature aging and needing a complex medium enriched in multiple growth and adherence factors. Following this study, several pitfalls might be avoided during MSC process scale-up by integrating the cells biology into the bioreactors' process engineering parameters (heat transfer, hydrodamic stress, adhesion surface)
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Developing a process control strategy for the consistent and scalable manufacture of human mesenchymal stem cells

Heathman, Thomas R. J. January 2015 (has links)
Human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) have been identified as a promising cell-based therapy candidate to treat a number of unmet clinical indications, however, in vitro expansion will be required to increase the available number of cells and meet this demand. Scalable manufacturing processes, amenable to closed, single-use and automated technology, must therefore be developed in order to produce safe, effective and affordable hMSC therapies. To address this challenge, a controlled serum-free end-to-end microcarrier process has been developed for hMSCs, which is amenable to large-scale manufacture and therefore increasing economies of scale. Preliminary studies in monolayer culture assessed the level of variability in growth between five hMSC donors, which was found to have a variance of 25.3 % after 30 days in culture. This variance was subsequently reduced to 4.5% by the development of a serum-free monolayer culture process with the maintenance of critical hMSC characteristics and an increased number of population doublings. In order to transfer this into a scalable system, the serum and serum-free expansion processes were transferred into suspension by the addition of plastic microcarriers in 100 mL spinner flasks without control of pH or dissolved oxygen (DO). This achieved a maximum cell density of 0.08 ± 0.01 · 106 cells.mL-1 in FBS-based medium, 0.12 ± 0.01 · 106 cells.mL-1 in HPL-based medium and 0.27 ± 0.03 · 106 cells.mL-1 in serum free medium after six days. In order to drive consistency and yield into the manufacturing process, a process control system was developed for the FBS-based microcarrier expansion process in a 100 mL DASbox bioreactor platform to control DO, pH, impeller rate and temperature. Reduced impeller rates and DO concentrations were found to be beneficial, with a final cell density of 0.11 ± 0.02 · 106 cells.mL-1 and improved post-harvest outgrowth and colony-forming unit (CFU) potential compared to uncontrolled microcarrier and monolayer culture. This controlled bioreactor expansion process was then applied to the previously developed serum-free microcarrier process, eventually achieving a final cell density of 1.04 ± 0.07 · 106 cells.mL-1, whilst retaining key post-harvest hMSC characteristics. Following the controlled serum-free expansion and harvest of hMSCs, a downstream and cryopreservation process was developed to assess the impact of prolonged holding times and subsequent unit-operations on hMSC quality characteristics. This showed that hMSCs are able to maintain key characteristics throughout the entire end-to-end process, demonstrating their potential for commercial scale manufacture.
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Expressão gênica empregando pseudopartículas em células de mamíferos (HEK 293T e Huh 7.0) cultivadas em diferentes meios de cultura livres de soro. / Gene expression using pseudoparticles in cultured mammalian cells (HEK 293T and Huh 7.0) in diferent serum free medium.

Juliana Fontes Beltran Paschoal 22 March 2016 (has links)
Células HEK293T e Huh7 foram adaptadas em meios livres de soro fetal bovino (SFM). Parâmetros metabólicos e de crescimento foram avaliados, além da expressão gênica heteróloga, utilizando um sistema de expressão que produz pseudo-partículas (ppHCV), derivadas do vírus da Leucemia Murina (MLV) e da Hepatite C (HCV). A adaptação foi realizada através de diluição sequencial para SFM. A linhagem HEK293T foi adaptada em dois SFM: Hybridoma-SFM e CHO-S-SFMII, a linhagem Huh7 foi adaptada nos quatro SFM escolhidos. O consumo de substratos para cada linhagem foi diferente entre os SFM, apesar de o crescimento celular ter sido semelhante. Para a análise da expressão gênica, três vetores foram co-transfectados em células HEK293T. Foi observado que para a produção de ppHCV, o tempo de coleta foi de 48 horas. O método de co-transfecção por lipofectamina produziu mais cópias de vírus, sendo que quantificações de 5,30x103 cópias RNA/μL foram encontradas para vírus produzidos em células adaptadas no meio Hybridoma-SFM através de qRT-PCR. Estas ppHCV foram usadas para infectar células Huh7, células infectadas produziram cerca de 10 ng de proteína recombinante/106 células. / HEK 293-T and Huh7 cells were adapted in serum free mediu (SFM). Metabolic and growth parameters were assessed, as well as heterologous gene expression, using an expression system that produces pseudo-particles (ppHCV), derived from the murine leukemia virus (MLV), and Hepatitis C (HCV). The adaptation was performed by sequential dilution in SFM. The HEK- 293T line was adapted in two SFM: Hybridoma-SFM and CHO-S-SFMII, the Huh7 line was adapted in four chosen SFM. The consumption of substrates were different for each line in SFM, while cell growth was similar. For the analysis of gene expression, three vectors were co-transfected into HEK-293T cells. It was observed that for the production of ppHCV, the collection time was 48 hours. The method of co-transfection with lipofectamine produced more copies of the virus into the cells, 5,30 x103 RNA copies/μL were found to virus produced in the cells adapted in Hybridoma- SFM, by qRT-PCR. These ppHCV were used to infect Huh 7, infected cells produced around 10 ng recombinant protein /106 cells.
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Two Clonal Cell Lines of Immortalized Human Corneal Endothelial Cells Show either Differentiated or Precursor Cell Characteristics

Valtink, Monika, Gruschwitz, Rita, Funk, Richard H. W., Engelmann, Katrin January 2008 (has links)
Access to primary human corneal endothelial cells (HCEC) is limited and donor-derived differences between cultures exacerbate the issue of data reproducibility, whereas cell lines can provide sufficient numbers of homogenous cells for multiple experiments. An immortalized HCEC population was adapted to serum-free culture medium and repeated cloning was performed. Clonally grown cells were propagated under serum-free conditions and growth curves were recorded. Cells were characterized immunocytochemically for junctional proteins, collagens, Na,K-ATPase and HCEC-specific 9.3.E-antigen. Ultrastructure was monitored by scanning and transmission electron microscopy. Two clonal cell lines, HCEC-B4G12 and HCEC-H9C1, could be isolated and expanded, which differed morphologically: B4G12 cells were polygonal, strongly adherent and formed a strict monolayer, H9C1 cells were less adherent and formed floating spheres. The generation time of B4G12 cells was 62.26 ± 14.5 h and that of H9C1 cells 44.05 ± 5.05 h. Scanning electron microscopy revealed that B4G12 cells had a smooth cell surface, while H9C1 cells had numerous thin filopodia. Both cell lines expressed ZO-1 and occludin adequately, and little but well detectable amounts of connexin-43. Expression of HCEC-specific 9.3.E-antigen was found commensurately in both cell lines, while expression of Na,K-ATPase α1 was higher in H9C1 cells than in B4G12 cells. B4G12 cells expressed collagen IV abundantly and almost no collagen III, while H9C1 cells expressed both collagens at reasonable amounts. It is concluded that the clonal cell line B4G12 represents an ideal model of differentiated HCEC, while H9C1 may reflect features of developing or transitional HCEC. / Dieser Beitrag ist mit Zustimmung des Rechteinhabers aufgrund einer (DFG-geförderten) Allianz- bzw. Nationallizenz frei zugänglich.
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Avaliação do potencial de crescimento e produção de proteínas recombinantes de células humanas adaptadas para crescimento em suspensão e meios de cultura livres de soro fetal bovino / Evaluation of growth and recombinant protein production of human cell lines adapted to serum-free suspension cultures

Biaggio, Rafael Tagé 29 October 2018 (has links)
Linhagens celulares humanas tem despertado interesse como plataformas de produção de proteínas terapêuticas recombinantes por sua capacidade de realizar modificações pós-traducionais complexas e de modo similar à humana, sem gerar epítopos imunogênicos como ocorre com proteínas produzidas em células de mamíferos. Para a produção de uma proteína com correta qualidade terapêutica, as agências regulatórias recomendam processos livres de componentes animais de modo a evitar contaminação com vírus e príons. Deste modo, esse trabalho visa a produção do fator VII da coagulação sanguínea recombinante (FVIIr) utilizada no tratamento de hemofílicos com inibidores em células humanas adaptadas para meios de cultura livres de soro fetal bovino. As linhagens humanas SK-Hep-1, HKB-11 e Huh-7 foram adaptadas para suspensão e meios livres de soro fetal bovino (SFB). Essas células adaptadas foram transfectadas de forma transiente com o vetor lentiviral p1054-GFP e o reagente polietilenimina. No entanto, a baixa eficiência de transfecção nas células SK-Hep-1 e Huh-7 mostraram que essas linhagens são difíceis de transfectar por esse método, e mesmo a transfecção da célula HKB-11 só foi possível após a variação de alguns parâmetros, resultando em uma transfecção de 49,5% de células HKB-11 GFP-positivas. Desta forma, a expressão estável foi avaliada e as células adaptadas foram transduzidas com um ciclo de lentivírus (MOI = 1) contendo o vetor p1054-FVII. Foram observadas porcentagens de células GFP-positivas acima de 35% nas três linhagens celulares humanas modificadas. As células transduzidas foram submetidas a dois processos de sorting por citometria de fluxo, no qual a população obtida apresentava mais de 90% de células GFP-positivas. As três células foram avaliadas com relação à expressão de FVIIr após a adição de vitamina K no cultivo, no entanto, não foi possível detectar níveis de FVIIr no sobrenadante de 48 horas do cultivo dessas células pelo teste ELISA. As células foram transduzidas com um segundo ciclo de lentivírus (MOI = 2). A quantificação por ELISA do sobrenadante de 48 horas de cultivo das três células detectou 240,96 ng/mL, 217,42 ng/mL e 78,46 ng/mL de FVII total, respectivamente, nos cultivos das células HKB-11-F7-2C, SK-Hep-1-F7-2C e Huh-7-F7-2C. A expressão relativa de RNA mensageiro por RT-PCR também foi observada nos três cultivos. Paralelamente, foi analisado o proteoma das três células adaptadas e não-adaptadas em triplicata sendo identificadas de forma abundante proteínas do citoesqueleto, do metabolismo celular, da síntese, enovelamento e degradação de proteínas, relacionadas à apoptose, ao ciclo celular e ao crescimento, proteínas contra estresse oxidativo e osmótico, com ação antioxidante, entre outras. / Human cell lines have attracted great interest as a plarform for recombinant therapeutic proteins production, due their ability to perform complex posttranslational modification in a similar manner to human proteins. These proteins do not carry immunogenic epitopes as occurs with proteins produced in mammalian cells. These therapeutic proteins should be produced in a animal-free process avoiding virus and prion contamination, as recommended by regulatory agencies for quality control. Thus, this work aims the production of recombinant blood coagulation factor VII (rFVII) used in the treatment of hemophiliacs with inhibitors in human cell lines adapted to serum-free suspension cultures. Human cell lines SK-Hep-1, HKB-11 and Huh-7 were adapted to suspension and serum-free media. These adapted cells were transiently transfected with p1054-GFP lentiviral vector and the polyethyleneimine reagent. However, low transfection efficiency in SK-Hep-1 and Huh-7 cells showed that these cells are difficult to transfect by this method, and even transfection of HKB-11 cell was only possible after varying some parameters, resulting in a 49,5% HKB-11 GFP-positive cells. Stable transfection was assessed and adapted cells were transduced with lentivirus particles containing p1054-FVII vector in one cycle (MOI=1). Percentages of GFP-positive cells above 35% were observed in three modified human cell lines. Transduced cells were sorted by FACS and more than 90% of GFP-positive cells were obtained. The expression of rFVII were evaluated by ELISA test after vitamin K supplementation, however, it was not possible to detect FVII levels in the 48 hour culture supernatant. Cells were transduced again with a second lentivirus cycle (MOI = 2). ELISA quantification of the 48 hour culture supernatant detected 240,96 ng/mL, 217,42 ng/mL and 78,46 ng/mL total FVII, respectively, in the cultures of HKB-11-F7-2C, SK-Hep-1-F7-2C and Huh-7-F7-2C cells. Relative expression of mRNA by RT-PCR was also observed in the three cultures assessed. In parallel, a proteomic analysis of adapted and non-adapted cells was performed in triplicate. Proteins related to cellular metabolism, cytoskeletal structure, apoptosis, cell cycle and cell growth, against oxidative and osmotic stress, antioxidant action were found.
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Cultivo de célula BHK-21 C13 em meio de cultura livre de soro fetal bovino adaptada para crescimento em suspensão / Cell bhk-21 c13 culture in the means of free culture of fetal bovine serum adapted for suspension growth

Leme, Jaci 14 December 2016 (has links)
Células de mamíferos são os hospedeiros mais frequentemente utilizados para a fabricação de proteínas biofarmacêuticas e para a produção de vacinas virais, A qualidade é um elemento-chave para o estabelecimento de um processo de bioconversão eficiente. No presente trabalho utilizamos a linhagem de células BHK- 21C13(Baby Hamster Kidney) adaptadas para cultivo em suspensão. O uso de Soro Fetal Bovino (SFB) é tradicionalmente utilizado, sendo considerado um suplemento universal, pois permite o crescimento em várias linhagens de células de mamíferos; porém, uso de SFB apresenta risco de infecção por prions, variabilidade entre lotes e aumento no custo em etapa de purificação (Downstream processing). O objetivo do presente trabalho foi comparar o cultivo de células BHK-21 C13 entre dois meios suplementados com SFB e sem SFB, através do estudo cinético para cultivo em suspensão estático e agitado com frascoT, frasco spinner e biorreator, respectivamente. Os parâmetros; Xmáx e µmáx, não foram significativamente influenciados pelo meio de cultura em cultivo estático, em cultivo com agitação em frasco spinner e também no cultivo em biorreator. O tempo de duplicação ficou próximo para todas as condições testadas. A produtividade alcançada foi: 0,032x106 cel/mL.h-1 para o meio com SFB e 0,031 X106 cel/mL.h-1 para o meio sem SFB. Ao final do processo foi possível obter uma concentração celular em torno de 4,7x106 cel/mL, tanto para o cultivo com SFB quanto para o cultivo sem SFB. Dessa forma, o uso de meio de cultivo sem SFB não alterou os principais parâmetros cinéticos, não apresentando as desvantagens do uso do SFB. / Mammalian cells are the most frequently used hosts for the production of biopharmaceutical proteins and viral vaccines. Quality is a key element for the establishment of an efficient bioconversion process. In this work, we used the cell line Baby Hamster Kidney C13 (BHK-21 C13) adapted to suspension culture was used. Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) is traditionally used and it is considered a universal insert due to its power to increase cell growth in this kind of animal cells. However, the utilization of FBS introduces risks of infection from prions, variability between batches and increase in cost associated to purification stages (downstream processing). This work aimed to compare the kinetic behaviors of BHK-21 C13 cells in two media supplemented with FBS and without FBS using both one static and two suspension systems, T-flask, spinner flask and bioreactor respectively. The parameters; Xmax and µmax were not significantly influenced by the culture medium in T- flask culture static, in spinner flask cultivation and were neither significantly influenced by growing in culture media stirred bioreactor. The doubling time was close to all conditions tested. At the end of the growth phase it was possible to obtain a nearby cell concentration of 4.7 x 106 cells / ml, both for cultivation with FBS as for FBS without cultivation. Thus, the use of culture medium without FBS did not affect the main kinetic parameters. Besides, it does not show the disadvantages of culture media using FBS.
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Estratégias para a produção de fator VIII recombinante (FVIIIr) em uma linhagem humana em condições de cultivo livres de soro e em suspensão / Strategies for the production of recombinant factor VIII (FVIIIr) in a human cell line cultured under serum-free suspension conditions

Caron, Angelo Luis 02 September 2016 (has links)
A hemofilia A é uma doença ligada ao cromossomo X causada pela deficiência do fator VIII da coagulação sanguínea (FVIII). O tratamento disponível consiste na terapia de reposição da proteína do fator VIII derivada do plasma (FVIIIdp) ou recombinante (FVIIIr). Atualmente, dos 7 produtos recombinantes disponíveis no mercado, 6 são produzidos em linhagens celulares de roedores. A expressão dessa proteína em sistemas celulares não-humanos pode gerar uma molécula com perfil de modificações diferente do endógeno, podendo levar a reações imunogênicas e geração de inibidores anti-FVIIIr. Em função disso, novas estratégias de produção têm sido avaliadas, como a utilização de células hospedeiras mais eficientes no que diz respeito ao potencial de expressão da proteína de interesse. Dentre as linhagens de interesse, a linhagem hepática SK-HEP-1 tem se destacado por apresentar altos níveis de expressão do FVIIIr e potencial para o cultivo em suspensão em meios livres de soro fetal bovino (SFB). Dessa forma, o objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar a produção de FVIIIr na linhagem celular humana SK-Hep-1 comparando duas estratégias para o estabelecimento de processos de produção em condições livres de soro e em suspensão: Estratégia 1 - adaptação para tais condições da linhagem já modificada geneticamente e Estratégia 2 - modificação gênica para a expressão da proteína já em células previamente adaptadas à tais condições. Para a estratégia 1, foram geradas duas linhagens recombinantes produtoras de FVIIIr, SK-HEP-F8/Neo-E1 e SK-HEP-F8/GFP-E1 aderentes e em cultivos suplementados com SFB. Na caracterização da cinética e produção do FVIIIr as linhagens apresentaram taxas específicas máxima de crescimento (?max) de 0,064 e 0,0031h-1 produzindo 1,0 e 0,78UI/mL de FVIIIr, respectivamente. Diversos protocolos de adaptação foram empregados, entretanto, não foi possível obter sucesso na adaptação das linhagens recombinantes para condições livres de soro e em suspensão. Para a estratégia 2, as células SK-HEP-1 selvagens adaptadas ao meio de cultura livre de SFB SFMII apresentaram um valor de ?max de 0,0186h-1 e Xmax de 1,9x106cels/mL. Para as etapas de modificação gênica da linhagem selvagem foram utilizados os mesmos vetores lentivirais empregados para a geração das células recombinantes aderentes, pLVmpsvFVIII?B-Neo e pLVCMVFVIII?B-GFP. Para o primeiro, não foi possível gerar uma linhagem produtora do FVIIIr. Para o segundo, foi possível obter duas linhagens produtoras do FVIIIr com 0.14 e 0.12IU/mL de atividade pelo ensaio cromogênico. O presente trabalho mostrou que a linhagem humana Sk-Hep-1 é apropriada para a produção de altos níveis de FVIIIr. No entanto, maiores esforços devem ser voltados ao desenvolvimento de meios de cultura livres de soro específicos para a linhagem para possibilitar a produção eficiente do FVIIIr em suspensão em meios livre de soro. / Hemophilia A is a genetic X-linked disorder caused by the coagulation factor VIII (FVIII) deficiency. The current treatment is the replacement therapy with plasma derived FVIII (pdFVIII) or recombinant FVIII (rFVIII) products. Nowadays, of the seven products available in the market, six are produced in rodent expression systems, which can result in a rFVIII molecule with different post-translational modifications and may lead to immune responses to non-human epitopes. Therefore, new production strategies have been evaluated, as the use of more efficient hosts in terms of protein expression potential. Among potential cell lines, the hepatic SK-HEP-1 cell line features high levels of rFVIII production and potential for serum-free suspension culture. In face of the exposed above, the goal of this study was to evaluate rFVIII production in the SK-HEP-1 human cell line comparing two strategies for the establishment of production process in a suspension serum-free condition: strategy 1 - adaptation to these conditions of a genetic modified cell line; strategy 2 - genetic modification of an already adapted cell line to rFVIII protein expression. For strategy 1, two adherent rFVIII producer cell lines were established in serum containing medium, SK-HEP-F8/Neo-E1 e SK-HEP-F8/GFP-E1. Characterization of cell growth and rFVIII production showed a maximum specific growth rate (?max) of 0.064 and 0.00311h-1 with rFVIII production of 1.0 and 0.78UI/mL, respectively. Different adaptation protocols were used; however, it was not possible to adapt the recombinant cell lines to growth in suspension serum-free conditions. For strategy 2, the wildtype SK-HEP-1 cell line adapted growth in SFMII BSF medium, showed a ?max of 0.0186h-1 and a maximum cell concentration (Xmax) of 1.9x106cells/mL. For the genetic modification, it were employed the same lentiviral vectors used for the recombinant adherent cells generation, pLVmpsvFVIII?B-Neo and pLVCMVFVIII?B-GFP. For the first, no attempts were successful. For the second, it was possible to generate two rFVIII producer populations with 0.14 and 0.12IU/mL activity, measured by chromogenic assay. These results demonstrate that the SK-HEP-1 cell line is appropriate for the production of high levels of rFVIII. Nevertheless, efforts should be made in developing specific medium to support efficient rFVIII production in suspension and suspension serum-free conditions.
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Cultivo de célula BHK-21 C13 em meio de cultura livre de soro fetal bovino adaptada para crescimento em suspensão / Cell bhk-21 c13 culture in the means of free culture of fetal bovine serum adapted for suspension growth

Jaci Leme 14 December 2016 (has links)
Células de mamíferos são os hospedeiros mais frequentemente utilizados para a fabricação de proteínas biofarmacêuticas e para a produção de vacinas virais, A qualidade é um elemento-chave para o estabelecimento de um processo de bioconversão eficiente. No presente trabalho utilizamos a linhagem de células BHK- 21C13(Baby Hamster Kidney) adaptadas para cultivo em suspensão. O uso de Soro Fetal Bovino (SFB) é tradicionalmente utilizado, sendo considerado um suplemento universal, pois permite o crescimento em várias linhagens de células de mamíferos; porém, uso de SFB apresenta risco de infecção por prions, variabilidade entre lotes e aumento no custo em etapa de purificação (Downstream processing). O objetivo do presente trabalho foi comparar o cultivo de células BHK-21 C13 entre dois meios suplementados com SFB e sem SFB, através do estudo cinético para cultivo em suspensão estático e agitado com frascoT, frasco spinner e biorreator, respectivamente. Os parâmetros; Xmáx e µmáx, não foram significativamente influenciados pelo meio de cultura em cultivo estático, em cultivo com agitação em frasco spinner e também no cultivo em biorreator. O tempo de duplicação ficou próximo para todas as condições testadas. A produtividade alcançada foi: 0,032x106 cel/mL.h-1 para o meio com SFB e 0,031 X106 cel/mL.h-1 para o meio sem SFB. Ao final do processo foi possível obter uma concentração celular em torno de 4,7x106 cel/mL, tanto para o cultivo com SFB quanto para o cultivo sem SFB. Dessa forma, o uso de meio de cultivo sem SFB não alterou os principais parâmetros cinéticos, não apresentando as desvantagens do uso do SFB. / Mammalian cells are the most frequently used hosts for the production of biopharmaceutical proteins and viral vaccines. Quality is a key element for the establishment of an efficient bioconversion process. In this work, we used the cell line Baby Hamster Kidney C13 (BHK-21 C13) adapted to suspension culture was used. Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) is traditionally used and it is considered a universal insert due to its power to increase cell growth in this kind of animal cells. However, the utilization of FBS introduces risks of infection from prions, variability between batches and increase in cost associated to purification stages (downstream processing). This work aimed to compare the kinetic behaviors of BHK-21 C13 cells in two media supplemented with FBS and without FBS using both one static and two suspension systems, T-flask, spinner flask and bioreactor respectively. The parameters; Xmax and µmax were not significantly influenced by the culture medium in T- flask culture static, in spinner flask cultivation and were neither significantly influenced by growing in culture media stirred bioreactor. The doubling time was close to all conditions tested. At the end of the growth phase it was possible to obtain a nearby cell concentration of 4.7 x 106 cells / ml, both for cultivation with FBS as for FBS without cultivation. Thus, the use of culture medium without FBS did not affect the main kinetic parameters. Besides, it does not show the disadvantages of culture media using FBS.
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Estratégias para a produção de fator VIII recombinante (FVIIIr) em uma linhagem humana em condições de cultivo livres de soro e em suspensão / Strategies for the production of recombinant factor VIII (FVIIIr) in a human cell line cultured under serum-free suspension conditions

Angelo Luis Caron 02 September 2016 (has links)
A hemofilia A é uma doença ligada ao cromossomo X causada pela deficiência do fator VIII da coagulação sanguínea (FVIII). O tratamento disponível consiste na terapia de reposição da proteína do fator VIII derivada do plasma (FVIIIdp) ou recombinante (FVIIIr). Atualmente, dos 7 produtos recombinantes disponíveis no mercado, 6 são produzidos em linhagens celulares de roedores. A expressão dessa proteína em sistemas celulares não-humanos pode gerar uma molécula com perfil de modificações diferente do endógeno, podendo levar a reações imunogênicas e geração de inibidores anti-FVIIIr. Em função disso, novas estratégias de produção têm sido avaliadas, como a utilização de células hospedeiras mais eficientes no que diz respeito ao potencial de expressão da proteína de interesse. Dentre as linhagens de interesse, a linhagem hepática SK-HEP-1 tem se destacado por apresentar altos níveis de expressão do FVIIIr e potencial para o cultivo em suspensão em meios livres de soro fetal bovino (SFB). Dessa forma, o objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar a produção de FVIIIr na linhagem celular humana SK-Hep-1 comparando duas estratégias para o estabelecimento de processos de produção em condições livres de soro e em suspensão: Estratégia 1 - adaptação para tais condições da linhagem já modificada geneticamente e Estratégia 2 - modificação gênica para a expressão da proteína já em células previamente adaptadas à tais condições. Para a estratégia 1, foram geradas duas linhagens recombinantes produtoras de FVIIIr, SK-HEP-F8/Neo-E1 e SK-HEP-F8/GFP-E1 aderentes e em cultivos suplementados com SFB. Na caracterização da cinética e produção do FVIIIr as linhagens apresentaram taxas específicas máxima de crescimento (?max) de 0,064 e 0,0031h-1 produzindo 1,0 e 0,78UI/mL de FVIIIr, respectivamente. Diversos protocolos de adaptação foram empregados, entretanto, não foi possível obter sucesso na adaptação das linhagens recombinantes para condições livres de soro e em suspensão. Para a estratégia 2, as células SK-HEP-1 selvagens adaptadas ao meio de cultura livre de SFB SFMII apresentaram um valor de ?max de 0,0186h-1 e Xmax de 1,9x106cels/mL. Para as etapas de modificação gênica da linhagem selvagem foram utilizados os mesmos vetores lentivirais empregados para a geração das células recombinantes aderentes, pLVmpsvFVIII?B-Neo e pLVCMVFVIII?B-GFP. Para o primeiro, não foi possível gerar uma linhagem produtora do FVIIIr. Para o segundo, foi possível obter duas linhagens produtoras do FVIIIr com 0.14 e 0.12IU/mL de atividade pelo ensaio cromogênico. O presente trabalho mostrou que a linhagem humana Sk-Hep-1 é apropriada para a produção de altos níveis de FVIIIr. No entanto, maiores esforços devem ser voltados ao desenvolvimento de meios de cultura livres de soro específicos para a linhagem para possibilitar a produção eficiente do FVIIIr em suspensão em meios livre de soro. / Hemophilia A is a genetic X-linked disorder caused by the coagulation factor VIII (FVIII) deficiency. The current treatment is the replacement therapy with plasma derived FVIII (pdFVIII) or recombinant FVIII (rFVIII) products. Nowadays, of the seven products available in the market, six are produced in rodent expression systems, which can result in a rFVIII molecule with different post-translational modifications and may lead to immune responses to non-human epitopes. Therefore, new production strategies have been evaluated, as the use of more efficient hosts in terms of protein expression potential. Among potential cell lines, the hepatic SK-HEP-1 cell line features high levels of rFVIII production and potential for serum-free suspension culture. In face of the exposed above, the goal of this study was to evaluate rFVIII production in the SK-HEP-1 human cell line comparing two strategies for the establishment of production process in a suspension serum-free condition: strategy 1 - adaptation to these conditions of a genetic modified cell line; strategy 2 - genetic modification of an already adapted cell line to rFVIII protein expression. For strategy 1, two adherent rFVIII producer cell lines were established in serum containing medium, SK-HEP-F8/Neo-E1 e SK-HEP-F8/GFP-E1. Characterization of cell growth and rFVIII production showed a maximum specific growth rate (?max) of 0.064 and 0.00311h-1 with rFVIII production of 1.0 and 0.78UI/mL, respectively. Different adaptation protocols were used; however, it was not possible to adapt the recombinant cell lines to growth in suspension serum-free conditions. For strategy 2, the wildtype SK-HEP-1 cell line adapted growth in SFMII BSF medium, showed a ?max of 0.0186h-1 and a maximum cell concentration (Xmax) of 1.9x106cells/mL. For the genetic modification, it were employed the same lentiviral vectors used for the recombinant adherent cells generation, pLVmpsvFVIII?B-Neo and pLVCMVFVIII?B-GFP. For the first, no attempts were successful. For the second, it was possible to generate two rFVIII producer populations with 0.14 and 0.12IU/mL activity, measured by chromogenic assay. These results demonstrate that the SK-HEP-1 cell line is appropriate for the production of high levels of rFVIII. Nevertheless, efforts should be made in developing specific medium to support efficient rFVIII production in suspension and suspension serum-free conditions.
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Procédés de cultures de cellules VERO en milieu sans sérum : contributions au développement d'une stratégie PAT / Vero cell culture processes in serum-free medium : contributions to the development of the PAT strategy

Petiot, Emma 06 November 2009 (has links)
Ce travail apporte une contribution au développement de la stratégie PAT pour les procédés de culture de cellules animales. Il propose l'amélioration de la compréhension et de la maîtrise de la culture de cellules Vero, dédiées à la production de vaccins viraux, et cultivées sur microporteurs dans un milieu sans sérum. Une première partie a permis de cribler les effets de certains groupes de composés du milieu de culture par le suivi de la croissance en microplaques. Puis, des études cinétiques et métaboliques plus approfondies, réalisées en spinners, ont montré que le métabolisme carboné des cellules Vero est saturé par l'accumulation intracellulaire de pyruvate et qu’il est peu orienté vers la croissance. Alors que le renouvellement du milieu ou l'ajout ponctuel de glutamine amélioraient la croissance cellulaire sans ré-équilibrer le métabolisme, la substitution du glucose et de la glutamine a permis de réduire l’apoptose et d'améliorer les performances métaboliques et de croissance. Par ailleurs, les spectroscopies diélectrique et proche-infrarouge ont été évaluées pour le contrôle en-ligne du procédé, en prenant en compte les particularités des cellules adhérentes. Nous avons montré leur capacité à évaluer les concentrations de cellules, de composés du milieu, et à détecter l'apoptose. Enfin, les principales améliorations par substitution de la glutamine ont été appliquées en bioréacteurs, à la production d'un vaccin prototype contre la dengue, dans des conditions proches de celles d'un procédé industriel. Ceci a permis de limiter les renouvellements de milieu pendant l’expansion cellulaire, sans compromettre la production de particules virales infectieuses / This work contributes to the development of the PAT strategy for animal cell culture processes. The aim of this study was to improve the understanding and the control of Vero cell culture, dedicated to the production of viral vaccines, and grown on microcarriers in serum-free medium. An initial study was performed to screen the effects of certain groups of compounds of the culture medium, by the cell growth monitoring in microplates. Then, kinetic and metabolic studies conducted in spinners flasks allowed to go further and to show that the Vero cell metabolism is saturated through the pyruvate intracellular accumulation and that it is not oriented toward growth. While media renewal or punctual addition of glutamine improve the cell growth without improving the metabolism balance, the substitution of glucose and glutamine allowed to reduce apoptosis and to improve growth and metabolic performances.Furthermore, dielectric and near-infrared spectroscopies have been evaluated for the in-line process monitoring, taking into account the particularities of adherent cells. We have demonstrated their ability to quantify cell concentrations, medium component concentrations, and to detect apoptosis. Finally, major improvements by substitution of glutamine have been applied to bioreactor culture to produce a dengue vaccine prototype, with culture conditions close to industrial process. In these cases, medium renewal during the cell expansion was removed without compromising the production of infectious viral particles

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