Lecture-15 (03-05-2023)

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MOLECULAR IMMUNOLOGY

(VAI-311)

Hussain Mustatab Wahedi, PhD Lecture 15


Department of Healthcare Biotechnology 03-May-2023
ASAB, NUST, Islamabad SP-2023
History?

• First Cell Culture dates back to early 20th century


• Nerve fiber growth in 1907
• 1940s – 1950s → Industrial scale cell culture
• Polio Vaccines → 1st product using cell culture

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What is Cell Culture? Why?

Process to grow animal/plant/insect cells in artificial but


favorable environment.

• Basic Cell Biology/Mechanisms/Cell-Cell or Cell-Matrix interaction

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What is Cell Culture? Why?

• Gene therapy for replacing non-functional/defected


genes

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What is Cell Culture? Why?

• Efficacy and toxicity testing of new drugs

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What is Cell Culture? Why?

• Characterization of Cancer Cells

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What is Cell Culture? Why?

• Production of vaccines, mABs, pharmaceutical drugs

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What is Cell Culture? Why?

• Production of viruses for use in vaccine development

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Sources of Ex-Vivo Culture?

ORGAN CULTURE PRIMARY EXPLANT

❖ Adult organs ❖ Fragments from organs


❖ Retain differentiation ❖ Tissue adheres ECM Component
❖ Growth is in peripheries ❖ Migration from peripheries → outgrowth
❖ Functional Properties ❖ Growth characteristics of Cancer cells
❖ Effects of drugs/hormones
❖ Fresh explant for every exp. CELL CULTURE
Reproducibility?

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Sources of Cell Culture?

Cell CULTURE

❖ Cells from the ex-plant


❖ Free floating cells
Histotypic Cultures
❖ Enzymatic/Mechanical means
- Appropriate ECM & factors
❖ Monolayer/suspension
- High cell density
(Anchorage dependent/independent)
❖ Reconstruction of 3D Structures 1) Filter-mediated
2) Agarose/agar/spheroids
3) Grown on Hollow fiber

Organotypic Cultures
Cell Line/Cell Strain
- Heterotypic cell interaction
- Co-culture → functionality
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