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Cilia containing 9 + 2 structures grown from immortalized cells.

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  • Cilia containing 9 + 2 structures grown from immortalized cells. Abstract Text:

    ming zhangMing Zhang,jose g assoulineJose G Assouline,

    Cilia depend on their highly differentiated structure, a 9 + 2 arrangement, to remove particles from the lung and to transport reproductive cells. Immortalized cells could potentially be of great use in cilia research. Immortalization of cells with cilia structure containing the 9 + 2 arrangement might be able to generate cell lines with such cilia structure. However, whether immortalized cells can retain such a highly differentiated structure remains unclear. Here we demonstrate that (1) using E1a gene transfection, tracheal cells are immortalized; (2) interestingly, in a gel culture the immortalized cells form spherical aggregations within which a lumen is developed; and (3) surprisingly, inside the aggregation, cilia containing a 9 + 2 arrangement grow from the cell's apical pole and protrude into the lumen. These results may influence future research in many areas such as understanding the mechanisms of cilia differentiation, cilia generation in other existing cell lines, cilia disorders, generation of other highly differentiated structures besides cilia using the gel culture, immortalization of other ciliated cells with the E1a gene, development of cilia motile function, and establishment of a research model to provide uniform ciliated cells.

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    PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

    Journal: Cell research

    VOLUME: 17

    Page Numbers: 537-45

    Journal Abbreviation: Cell Res.

    ISSN: 1748-7838

    DAY: 14

    MONTH: Jun

    YEAR: 2007

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    AFFILIATION: Department of Speech Language and Hearing Sciences, Texas Tech University - Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX 79430, USA. Ming.zhang@ttuhsc.edu

    Country: China

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