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ABSTRACT: The objective of study was to investigate the Rh antigen stability of mPEG-modified RBC. RBC membrane protein SDS-PAGE technology was used to analyze the combination of the mPEG modified RBC membrane protein with mPEG molecules; the RBC ghost coagulation test and 4 degrees C CPD-preserved modified RBC mixed with matched blood were used to observe the stability of RBC Rh antigen camouflaged by mPEG. The results showed that the blood groups of stored mPEG-modified RBC were kept consistency before or after simulating transfusion, i.e. mixture of modified RBC with matched bloods, while the plasma hemoglobin after simulating transfusion was not only within the normal range during the storage, but also less than that before simulating transfusion even after incubation at 37 degrees C. The electrophoresis pattern stained with iodine and Coomassie blue displayed the bands of mPEG combined with RBC membrane protein and the slow mobility of membrane protein. The hemagglutination of PEGylation RBC ghosts did not take place and mPEG still covered the antigen. In conclusion, mPEG-SPA can bind the erythrocyte with its extracted membrane protein in both ghosts and living erythrocytes.
Zhongguo shi yan xue ye xue za zhi / Zhongguo bing li sheng li xue hui = Journal of experimental hematology / Chinese Association of Pathophysiology 11/2006; 14(5):1020-3.
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ABSTRACT: This study was aimed to investigate the survival rate and difference of transfused modified and unmodified RBC at 24 hours. The modified and unmodified RBC from mice, monkey, pig and human were labeled by using FITC, then these blood RBCs were transfused to homogeneous and heterogeneous animals. The result showed that 24 hour survival rate of unmodified mice RBC transfused to mice was 74%, while survival rate of 2.0 mmol/L mPEG-SPA modified mice RBC transfused to mice was 45%, difference between them was significant. The 24 hour survived rate of unmodified human RBC transfused to mice was 8%, while 24 hours survival rate of 2.0 mmol/L mPEG-SPA modified human RBC transfused to mice was 5% without statistical difference. The 24 hour survived rate of homogeneous transfusion of modified monkey RBC was 90%, while survival rate of modified human and pig RBC was zero on 24 hours after transfusion to monkey. It is concluded that RBC labeling methods and mice species are unrelated to 24 hours survival rate, but mPEG variety and concentration are related to mouse RBC life-span. It is incredible to use mouse RBC homogeneous transfusion result instead of human RBC to evaluate longevity and safety of modified human RBC. But modified human RBC transfused to mice can be a model to evaluate longevity of modified human RBC. It is very difficult to get the result about modified RBC life span by RBC transfusion among great heterogeneous mammal animals. So evaluation in large mammal animal models needs to be further studied.
Zhongguo shi yan xue ye xue za zhi / Zhongguo bing li sheng li xue hui = Journal of experimental hematology / Chinese Association of Pathophysiology 09/2006; 14(4):816-21.
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ABSTRACT: In order to study whether plasma can affect the structure and function of red blood cells during their storage period, the differences of pH value, concentration of K(+), Na(+), osmotic fragility, plasma hemoglobin, AchE, ATP, 2.3-DPG, P50 in suspended RBC, washed RBC, and RBC with various plasma volume at different storage times were compared. The results showed that plasma helped the blood to keep the RBC at high pH value, low K(+), high Na(+) and maintain RBC-ATP, oxygen carry capacity and deformability, but no effect on maintenance of osmotic fragility, and levels of plasma hemoglobin, AchE, ATP and 2.3-DPG was found in preservated blood. In conclusion, human plasma may be in favour of the preservation of red blood cells.
Zhongguo shi yan xue ye xue za zhi / Zhongguo bing li sheng li xue hui = Journal of experimental hematology / Chinese Association of Pathophysiology 09/2005; 13(4):692-7.
