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PENGETAHUAN DASAR: KULTUR, MIKROMANIPULASI dan TRANSFER
INTI SEL (kloning)
Dr. Gatot Ciptadi
Pada suatu saat : Dreams comes true……
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Introduction
• DREAMS SOMETIMES COME TRUE !
Bioteghnology has the possibility to be revived a
scare and an extinct animal (Film Jurasic Park)
• The birth of the clone animals is great influencing
the frontier of research of animal reproductive
cells biotechnology
• Why ?
• Somatic cell (deferentiated) was
reprogramed back to embryonal stage
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IVM: Reduce both cost of of drug treatment and wastage of immature
eggs collecting during standart IVFCould also lessen the risk of hyperstimulation syndrome
May provide a valuable model for investigating
the causes of meiotic aberattions and aneuploidies
Preserved ovarian tissue
Might open to oocyte cryopreservation
Application of
IVEP/NT
Embrio/Sel
Stem cell Transgenic animal
Cloning/NT
Cryopresevation
Embryo sexing
Drug testing
Early
developmental
gene
Genome
reprogramming
Potential benefits ART (Human and Animal):
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Klasifikasi:Cloning Techniques
Desection of morula and blastocyst (Embryo)
Deaggregation (Isolation) of blastomeres (Embryo)
Clone
Nuclear transfer Micromanipulation
Micromanipulation +Gene transfer
1. Desection of morula and blastocyst (Embryo)
2. Deaggregation (Isolation) of blastomeres (Embryo)
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Somatic nuclear transferDolly (February 1997)
Normal oocyte
Somatic
cell
Enucleated
oocyte
Cloning
277 nuclear
transferred
29 implanted
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Basic technique for nuclear transfer
(cloning)1. Cryopreservation (Freezing) Seeding, Stepwise, Direct, Vitrification
2. Embryo transfer (ET) Superovulation
Collection of embryos (Flushing)
Evaluation of embryos
Synchronization of estrus
3. In vitro fertilization (IVF) Collection of oocytes from ovaries
In vitro maturation
In vitro fertilization
In vitro culture
4. Micromanipulation Sperm injection (ICSI; IVM, Activation, IVC)
Clone (Nuclear transfer)
IVM, IVF, IVC
Enucleation, Nuclear injection
Fusion, Activation
Gene transfer ( vector, Electropolation)
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In vitro fertilization (Animals)
Frozen semen
Thaw
In vitro sperm treatment and Capacitation
In vitro matured oocytes
Incubation with 1-2 million/ml
spermatozoa for 18 h
Presumptive zygotes washed with IVC media
Placed in 50-100 μl droplets of IVC media in 35 mm
Petri dish in groups of 10-15
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IVF- Laboratory Processes (human)
Eggs retrieved
Eggs stripped and cleaned
Assess sperm
quality and count
Wash
sample
Sperm collection
Egg equilibration
Fertilization- IVF or
ICSI
Assess fertilization
Incubate
Wash/remove
excess sperm
Assess &
Transfer
Embryos
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Nuclear transfer Activation
ET
Invitro maturation
Surrogate mother pig
S u m m a r y of NTRecipient oocytes
Donor cell
Culture of Cloned
embryos
In vitro cultureEnucleation
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Introduction of donor cell
Enucleation
Passages of
somatic cells
Activation
Enbryo transfer
Production of transgenic piglets
In vitro Maturation
of oocytes
Introduction of
Extraneous gene
XenotransplatationProduction of
human protein
Synchronization
of estrus
Surrogate mother of miniature pigs
Nuclear trasfer
Recipient oocytesDonor cell derived
from miniature pigs
Selection of M2
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3
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A B
Sel Hidup… / Mati…
1. Besar,
2. Sedang,
3. Kecil: 22.16 %
4.Abnormal
S e l e k s i S e l D o n o r
Ukuran sel
S e l e k s i S e l Resipien sel
ASPEK TEKNIS
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Treatments of activation Selected M-II Oocytes Cleavage Rate (%)
Control (M-II) 40 0.00
GCSE 2.5 ug/ml 74 6.00
7 % ethanol+GCSE 2.5 ug/ml 251 36.33
7 % ethanol + GCSE of 100 kDA 241 2.00
Table1. Cleavage rate of different treatments using CSE supplementation
Control GCSE GCSE2+ET
The result showed that the intensity of Ca+2 is diffefrent among
treatments
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RESULT :Activation : Analysis of Ca++ Intensity (Fluo-3, CLSM)
Histogram Line series
The increase of Ca+2 intensity that equal to Ca+2 concentration,
might lead to egg activation. Oocytes activation was induced by
chemical agent supplemented with CSE, with the evidence of
rise Ca+2 intensity. This was considered to be sufficient factor for
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Nuclear transfer procedure to produce
reconstructed embryo:
inject donor cell in the perivittelin space of enuclated oocyte
• the performed fusion cell is performed
• intracytoplasmic direct nuclear injection (IDNI)
• activated artificially
PERSIAPAN
MIKROMANIPULASI
1.ENUKLEASI
2.TRANSFER INTI
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a) Embryo cloningProduce mono zygotic twins or triplets
Fertilized embryo
remove
one/more cells
Encourage to develop into embryo
Twins /triplets have identical DNA
b) Reproductive cloning
Produce a duplicate of existing animal
Used to clone sheep & other mammals
Produce several genetic defects
Medical ethicists- Immoral procedure to be done on humans as it is
unsafe & unethical
Scientific
technique to create
genetically
identical
organisms
Cloning
1. Embryo Cloning
2. Reproductive
cloning
3. Therapeutic Cloning
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c) Therapeutic Cloning
Somatic Cell NT
Biomedical Cloning
Research Cloning
Regenerative Medicine
Nuclear Trans.Therapy(NTT)
DNA is extracted from a human’s cell
inserted into a woman’s ovum
develop and produce stem cells.
stem cells are removed from the pre-embryo
grown into specific organ
transplanted into the patient.
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Newly formed embryo containing DNA from somatic cell
cell division
implant
(Diploid )
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• Therapeutic cloning (research cloning) is when stem cells are
extracted to grow into a piece of human tissue which is encouraged
to grow into a human organ for transplant
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Culturing of pluripotent Stem Cell from fertilized embryo
(David Cameron, 2001)
Culturing of pluripotent Stem Cells from cloned embryo
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Cel
l
repla
cem
ent
ther
apy
ES cells
Human embryonic stem cells
Thomson et al., 1998
Science. 282:1145-7
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