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Title: Wet Lab


1
Wet Lab Radiation Damage Measured by
Micronucleus (MN) Assay
  • Background
  • Equipment
  • Supplies
  • Procedures
  • Lab Demonstrations

2
Background
  • Types of micronucleus assays
  • Applications of micronucleus assays

3
MN
Background
4
Micronucleus Assay (MN)
  • It can be used to detect the clastogenic and
    aneugenic effects of test agents both in vitro
    and in vivo.
  • Clastogenic any substance or process causing
    chromosome breaks.
  • Aneugenic Agents which affect cell division and
    the mitotic spindle apparatus resulting in the
    loss or gain of whole chromosomes, thereby
    inducing an aneuploidy.

Background
5
Micronucleus Assay (MN)
  • It is much more cost effective than the metaphase
    chromosome aberration assay.
  • The in vitro micronucleus assay is considered as
    the replacement for conventional metaphase
    analysis as the screening test of choice for
    clastogenicity.

Background
6
Micronucleus Assay (MN)
  • The in vivo assay, usually conducted in mice, is
    especially important since no in vitro
    alternative test has been validated to replace
    the MN test.
  • The cells evaluated in this assay are typically
    erythrocyte populations in either the peripheral
    blood or bone marrow compartment.

Background
7
Micronucleus Assays (MN)
  • Cytokinesis-block micronucleus (CBMN) assay
  • lymph, cell lines
  • Flow cytometric micronucleus (FCMN) assay
  • red blood cells

Background
8
CBMN Assay (lymphocytes)
  • Cytochalasin-B (actin inhibitor)

Background
9
Background
10
CBMN FISH
Background
11
Criteria for CBMN
  • The diameter of the MN should be less than
    one-third of the main nucleus.
  • MN should have similar staining as the main
    nucleus.
  • MN should be separated from or marginally overlap
    with main nucleus.

Background
12
Background
13
CBMN vs. Chromosome Spreading
  • Advantages
  • Rapidity
  • Cheap
  • Simplicity
  • Statistical power
  • Disadvantages
  • Not all chromosome aberrations (acentric
    fragments)
  • Toxicity of cyto-B
  • Lymph. vs. cell lines

Background
14
Applications of MN Assay
  • Biological dosimetry
  • Risk assessment of cancer
  • Lung smoking
  • Oral mucosa and bladder cancer arsenic
  • Genotoxic effects of pesticides
  • Cytotoxic effects of ROS
  • Radiosensitivity indicator in head and neck tumor
    patients

Background
15
Dose Response
MN
chromosome
2.0
4.0
???
MN
1.0
2.0
Dicentrics/Cell
Post-irradiation time
0
0
2 4 Dose (Gy)
1 2 Dose (Gy)
Background
16
FCMN Assay
  • Rapid scoring
  • Large number of cells
  • Small changes in MN frequency
  • Reticulocytes from peripheral blood
  • DNA contents

17
Where are micro-nucleated cells?
DNA content
18
Whole blood
X
White blood cells
Red blood cells (size)
X
X
Reticulocytes (CD71)
Platelets (anti-platelet) CD61
Nucleated red cells (DNA contents)
Litron Laboratory Steve Dertinger, Ph.D.
Ret-MN
19
Cell size (red cells)
20
Single cells total mature RBC
Single cells platelets
(anti-CD61-PE)
Single cells Reticulocytes for MN
21
MN
Single cells Reticulocytes No platelets
MN DNA content
22
Equipment
  • Tissue culture equipment
  • Sterile tissue culture hood, Incubator (CO2,
    37oC, humidified), Microscopes( upright,
    inverted, dissecting), Pipettes, Hemacytometers
    (Coulter counter).
  • Radiation source
  • Flow cytometer

23
Supplies
  • Tissue culture flasks (dishes)
  • Tissue culture medium
  • Glass slides
  • Cytochalasin-B
  • Giemsa stain
  • MN DNA staining kit (Litron)

24
ProceduresCalibration and color compensation
for flow cytometer
  • Rat blood cells
  • DNA (PI), CD71- (FITC), anti-platelets (PE)
  • Parasite infected mouse blood cells
  • DNA (PI), CD71 (FITC)
  • Parasite infected mouse blood cells
  • DNA (PI), CD71 (FITC), anti-platelets (PE)

25
Single cells mature RBC
Rat blood cells
DNA (PI) CD71- anti-platelet
Single cells platelets
(anti-CD61-PE)
Single cells Reticulocytes for MN
26
Rat blood cells
27
Parasite infected mouse blood cells
DNA (PI) CD71
DNA ratio 206000
(anti-CD61-PE)
28
Parasite infected mouse blood cells
29
Parasite infected mouse blood cells
DNA (PI) CD71 anti-platelet
(anti-CD61-PE)
30
Parasite infected mouse blood cells
31
MN
Unirradiated (0 Gy) mouse blood cells
DNA (PI) CD71 CD61
32
Parasite infected mouse blood cells by FACS
Vantage sorter
DNA (PI) CD71 CD61
33
Human blood cells from irradiated (therapy)
patient
DNA (PI) CD71 CD61
34
Lab Demonstrationsroom 3-4151, 3-4157
  • FCMN assay

room B-6624, B-6625
  • CBMN assay
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