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In vitro stem cell suppression of macrophage inflammatory protein-1alpha

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Abstract


The proliferation of bone marrow stem cell compartment is thought to be under both positive and negative controls by cytokines and colony stimulating factors. Macrophage inflammatory protein-1¥á(MIP-1¥á) has been assessed for its potential to
protect
hematopoietic stem cells from cytotoxic effects of a cycle-specific antineoplastic agents. We have tested the ability of MIP-1¥á to suppress the proliferation of stem cell line Du.528.101 in variety of active status by using [3H]-thymidine
incorporation
test.
@ES The results were as follows.
@EN 1. The effect of MIP-1¥á on steady-state Du.528.101 cells represented the cell growth suppression at the concentration of 10, 50, 100nM of MIP-1¥á(P<0.01).
2. MIP-1¥á stimulated the proliferation of Du.528.101. cells previously treated with IL-1 at the concentration of 5, 50nM of MIP-1¥á(P<0.01).
3. The suppression effect of MIP-1 on Du.528.101 cells at the concentration of 5, 50nM was shown when cells were treated with MIP-1¥á before activating with IL-1¥â(P<0.01).
4. The growth rate of synchronized cells were slower than that of non-synchronized ones, and MIP-¥á represented the similar suppression effect on both synchronized and non-synchronized and non-synchronized cells.

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