Abstract

Objective To set up the methods of establishing rat primary benign prostatic hyperplasic glandular epithelial cell line.Methods Male spontaneously hypertensive rats were raised to 29 weeks,and then evaluated the situation of BPH with HE staining.The prostate tissue from ventral prostate lobe was aseptically removed,dissected,minced,and then dissociated in collagenase type Ⅰ.Isolated cells were collected,seeded in WAJC-404 and PrEGM medium separately,then cultured and passaged.Specificity of primitive cultured prostatic epithelial cells was identified by cell immunochemistry with CK8/18,and the cell growth curves were drawn.Then the situation of growth of the two prostatic hyperplasic glandular epithelial cell lines were analysed and compared.Results The prostatic hyperplasic glandular epithelial cell lines of the spontaneously hypertensive rats in WAJC-404 and PrEGM medium were successfully primarily cultured,purified and passaged in vitro.Cell immunochemistry proved that the cell lines specifically express cytokeratin 8/18.Cell growth curve showed that prostatic epithelial cells in PrEGM,compared with prostatic epithelial cells in WAJC-404,possessed better cell morphology,more exuberant cell vitality,faster growth rate to enter the logarithmic growth period(4 d vs.7 d)and higher peak of cell growth curve(15.3× 104/ml vs.12.8×104/ml).Conclusions Rat primary benign prostatic hyperplasic glandular epithelial cell line can be established conventionally in vitro.PrEGM medium is more suitable for primary culture of the rat benign prostatic hyperplasic glandular epithelial cell line than WAJC-404 medium. Key words: Prostatic glandular epithelial cell; Benign prostatic hyperplasia; Cell line; Primary culture

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