Collagens, elastin, fibrillin, decorin, and laminin are key constituents of the extracellular matrix and basement membrane of mammalian organs. Thus, changes in their quantities may influence the mechanochemical regulation of resident cells. Since maintenance of a native stromal composition is a requirement for three-dimensional (3D) matrix-based recellularization techniques in tissue engineering, we studied the influence of the decellularization detergents on these proteins in porcine kidney, liver, pancreas, and skin. Using a quick thawing/quick microwave-assisted decellularization protocol and two different detergents, sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) vs Triton X-100 (TX100), at identical concentration, variations in matrix conservation of stromal proteins were detected by liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry coupled to light and scanning electron microscopies, in dependence on each detergent. In all organs tested except pancreas, collagens were retained to a statistically significant level using the TX100-based protocol. In contrast fibrillin, elastin (except in kidney), and decorin (only in liver) were better preserved with the SDS-dependent protocol. Irrespective of the detergent used, laminin always remained at an irrelevant level. Our results prompt attention to the type of detergent in organ decellularization, suggesting that its choice may influence morphoregulatory inputs peculiar to the type of 3D bioartificial mammalian organ to be reconstructed.

Decellularization Detergents As Methodological Variables in Mass Spectrometry of Stromal Matrices / Remaggi, Giulia; Barbaro, Fulvio; DI CONZA, Giusy; Trevisi, Giovanna; Bergonzi, Carlo; Toni, Roberto; Elviri, Lisa. - In: TISSUE ENGINEERING, PART C: METHODS. - ISSN 1937-3384. - 28:4(2022), pp. 148-157. [10.1089/ten.TEC.2021.0191]

Decellularization Detergents As Methodological Variables in Mass Spectrometry of Stromal Matrices

Giulia Remaggi;Fulvio Barbaro;Giusy Di Conza;Giovanna Trevisi;Carlo Bergonzi;Roberto Toni;Lisa Elviri
2022-01-01

Abstract

Collagens, elastin, fibrillin, decorin, and laminin are key constituents of the extracellular matrix and basement membrane of mammalian organs. Thus, changes in their quantities may influence the mechanochemical regulation of resident cells. Since maintenance of a native stromal composition is a requirement for three-dimensional (3D) matrix-based recellularization techniques in tissue engineering, we studied the influence of the decellularization detergents on these proteins in porcine kidney, liver, pancreas, and skin. Using a quick thawing/quick microwave-assisted decellularization protocol and two different detergents, sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) vs Triton X-100 (TX100), at identical concentration, variations in matrix conservation of stromal proteins were detected by liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry coupled to light and scanning electron microscopies, in dependence on each detergent. In all organs tested except pancreas, collagens were retained to a statistically significant level using the TX100-based protocol. In contrast fibrillin, elastin (except in kidney), and decorin (only in liver) were better preserved with the SDS-dependent protocol. Irrespective of the detergent used, laminin always remained at an irrelevant level. Our results prompt attention to the type of detergent in organ decellularization, suggesting that its choice may influence morphoregulatory inputs peculiar to the type of 3D bioartificial mammalian organ to be reconstructed.
2022
Decellularization Detergents As Methodological Variables in Mass Spectrometry of Stromal Matrices / Remaggi, Giulia; Barbaro, Fulvio; DI CONZA, Giusy; Trevisi, Giovanna; Bergonzi, Carlo; Toni, Roberto; Elviri, Lisa. - In: TISSUE ENGINEERING, PART C: METHODS. - ISSN 1937-3384. - 28:4(2022), pp. 148-157. [10.1089/ten.TEC.2021.0191]
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