유동 세포 계측법에 의해 쥐 말라리아 기생충의 생체 내 평가와 Merozoite 침공
Summary
적혈구 내에서 말라리아 기생충 침입하여 및 복제합니다. merozoite 침공과 기생충의 정확한 평가는 말라리아 감염의 과정을 평가에 따라서 매우 중요합니다. 여기에서 우리는 말라리아의 마우스 모델에서 이러한 매개 변수의 측정을위한 기반 프로토콜 유동 세포 계측법을 설명합니다.
Abstract
During blood stage infection, malaria parasites invade, mature, and replicate within red blood cells (RBCs). This results in a regular growth cycle and an exponential increase in the proportion of malaria infected RBCs, known as parasitemia. We describe a flow cytometry based protocol which utilizes a combination of the DNA dye Hoechst, and the mitochondrial membrane potential dye, JC-1, to identify RBCs which contain parasites and therefore the parasitemia, of in vivo blood samples from Plasmodium chabaudi adami DS infected mice. Using this approach, in combination with fluorescently conjugated antibodies, parasitized RBCs can be distinguished from leukocytes, RBC progenitors, and RBCs containing Howell-Jolly bodies (HJ-RBCs), with a limit of detection of 0.007% parasitemia. Additionally, we outline a method for the comparative assessment of merozoite invasion into two different RBC populations. In this assay RBCs, labeled with two distinct compounds identifiable by flow cytometry, are transfused into infected mice. The relative rate of invasion into the two populations can then be assessed by flow cytometry based on the proportion of parasitized RBCs in each population over time. This combined approach allows the accurate measurement of both parasitemia and merozoite invasion in an in vivo model of malaria infection.
Introduction
The clinical symptoms associated with malaria occur during the Plasmodium parasite’s asexual replicative cycle within red blood cells (RBCs). Merozoites, released during the liver stage of infection, quickly attach to and invade RBCs. After gaining entry into the cell, the parasite grows and matures, eventually undergoing schizogony, splitting open the cell, and releasing a cluster of newly formed merozoites which go on to repeat this cycle. As such, an assessment of malaria infection often involves monitoring both parasitemia, which is the percentage of RBCs appropriated by one or more parasites, and the rate of merozoite invasion into uninfected RBCs.
Flow cytometry is a powerful tool which can be used to record the properties of vast numbers of cells in a short period of time. This technique has clear applicability for the measurement of malaria parasitemia and invasion, and offers several advantages over traditional microscopy techniques. These include the accurate measurement of very low parasitemia, which would be prohibitively time consuming by microscopy, the unbiased nature of the measurement, and the ability to measure multiple cell parameters simultaneously. Flow cytometry is widely used to determine both parasitemia and merozoite invasion in in vitro culture1-9, however, techniques for measuring these parameters in vivo are less well developed, and can be complicated by the presence of additional cell types which interfere with analysis. No assays have been described for measurement of in vivo invasion, and while some assays exist for the analysis of in vivo parasitemia, these lack the ability to distinguish between parasitized RBCs (pRBCs) and RBCs containing Howell-Jolly bodies (HJ-RBCs)10-13. The later issue is particularly important as in mice HJ-RBCs may account for up to 0.9% of mature RBCs14-16, thereby preventing the accurate measurement of low parasitemia.
We have previously demonstrated an approach for the measurement of parasitemia and merozoite invasion in a rodent model of malaria infection14. Here, we provide a more detailed protocol and accompanying video. This approach builds on previous methodologies and allows for the accurate identification of parasitized RBCs, as distinct from leukocytes, RBC progenitors, and HJ-RBCs. Additionally, this assay allows the simultaneous measurement of merozoite invasion into two labeled RBC populations, a treated, or target, population, and a control population, thereby providing a robust platform for the assessment of invasion into different cell types.
Protocol
Representative Results
Discussion
우리는 생체 시료의 양 및 기생충 merozoite 침윤 측정하는 방법을 설명 하였다. 기생충 측정의 관점에서,이 방법은 이에 위양성 이벤트의 수를 감소 pRBCs 구별 할 수있는 HJ-적혈구 10-13에서 이전의 방법보다 이점을 제공한다. HJ-적혈구는 인간의 보통 드문 반면, 일부 연구는 설치류 기생충의 정확한 측정을 위해 중요한 이러한 세포와 pRBCs의 구분을 마우스 15, 16의 높은 수준을?…
Disclosures
The authors have nothing to disclose.
Acknowledgements
우리는 (APP605524, 490,037 및 1,047,082을 부여) 국립 보건 의학 연구위원회 (Medical Research Council)의 지원 자금을 인정 호주 연구 협의회 (DP12010061을 부여), 혁신의 부서에서 호주 국립 공동 연구 인프라 전략 및 교육 투자 기금, 산업 과학 연구. PML은 호주 대학원 상을받는 사람입니다.
Materials
| bisBenzimide H 33342 trihydrochloride | Sigma-Aldrich | B2261 | Hoechst 33342. Store a 4mM stock solution at -20 °C in distilled water |
| Hoechst 34580 | Sigma-Aldrich | 63493 | Store a 2mM stock solution at -20 °C in distilled water |
| JC-1 Dye | Life Technologies | T-3168 | Store small aliquots of 6mM stock solution at -20 °C in DMSO |
| Anti-Mouse CD45 APC-eFluor 780 | eBioscience | 47-0451-80 | Clone 30-F11 |
| Anti-Mouse CD71 PerCP-eFluor 710 | eBioscience | 46-0711-80 | Clone R17217 |
| Atto 633 NHS ester | Sigma-Aldrich | 1464 | Atto 633-NHS. Store a 2mg/ml stock solution at -20 °C in DMF |
| EZ-Link Sulfo-NHS-LC-Biotin | Thermo Fisher Scientific | 21335 | Biotin-NHS. Store a 25mg/ml stock solution at -20 °C in DMF |
| Streptavidin PE-Cyanine7 | eBioscience | 25-4317-82 | Streptavidin PE-Cy7 |
| Heparin | Sigma-Aldrich | H478 | |
| 35µM filter cap tubes | Becton Dickinson | 352235 | |
| Flow cytometer: BD LSRFortessa | Becton Dickinson | ||
| Flow cytometer: BD FACSAria II | Becton Dickinson | ||
| Flow cytometer: BD Influx | Becton Dickinson | ||
| Flow cytometer: CyAn ADP Analyzer | Beckman Coulter |
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