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Cellular ageing in fibroblast cultures from elderly aged 90 years old
Diana van Heemst, Dept. Gerontology and Geriatrics, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden, The Netherlands
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• Link between cellular ageing in vitro and chronological ageing in vivo?
• Inconsistent results:-Inverse relationship: replicative lifespan -donors age (Martin 1970, Schneider 1976,Smith 1978, Goldstein 1978, Allsopp 1992)-No correlation (Cristofalo 1998)-High inter-individual variation
• Aim: Variability in growth kinetics in fibroblasts from elderly aged 90 years?
Background
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• Leiden 85-plus Study– prospective population based study, inhabitants of Leiden, The Netherlands
- birth cohort 1912-1914, follow-up 5 years
- age of 90 years (n=68):
- good physical and mental health
- fibroblast cultures started from 3 mm skin biopsies
- standardised procedures
Study design
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Fibroblast growth kinetics in mass cultures
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• Phase I– initiation of the culture
• Phase IIa– steady proliferation
• Phase IIb– decrease in proliferation
• Phase III– growth arrest
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Growth kinetics (n=68)
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• no strain failed to proliferate• all easily cultured• all typical growth phases
–initiation–proliferation–senescence (n=10)
• reproducibility CV (sd): 11.17 (+/- 9.5) % (n=33)• huge variability in growth kinetics
Results
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Modeling growth kinetics (n=10)
Phase 1, 2a, 2b: no differences in speed of growth (0.304 (+/- 0.028) PD/day in 2a and 0.076 (+/- 0.017) PD/day in 2b)
Transition 2a/2b: striking differences: 42-67 PD, 113-229 days
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Modeling growth kinetics (two examples)
Transition 2a/2b
S324: 47 PD (147 days) S182: 67 PD (229 days)
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studienr: S182
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Transition phase 2b/3 (n=10)
Phase 3: not subcultured 75 days without increase in cell density (77-156 days)
Transition 2b/3: striking differences: 53-80 PD, 294-470 days
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• High intra-biopsy reproducibility• Very high proliferative capacity left
– mixture of clones, cell clone with the highest proliferative capacity responsible for replicative capacity
• High variation in growth kinetics in fibroblasts from elderly in transitions 2a/2b and 2b/3• Future prospects: mechanism transition points (ß-galactosidase), relation with subject characteristics (health, remaining life span)
Conclusions
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• Andrea Maier
• Corine de Koning-Treurniet
• Joke Blom
• Ton de Craen
• Simon Mooijaart
• Rudi Westendorp
Acknowledgements