Role of metabolic waste products in the control of cell proliferation and antibody production by mouse hybridoma cells
| Autor: | I. Geahel, S. Miossec, C. Demangel, D. Duval |
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| Rok vydání: | 1992 |
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medicine.drug_class
Ratón Cell Survival Metabolite Immunology Cytological Techniques Biology Monoclonal antibody chemistry.chemical_compound Mice Ammonia Genetics medicine Animals Metabolic waste Lactic Acid Hybridomas Cell growth Antibodies Monoclonal Limiting Hydrogen-Ion Concentration Culture Media Antibody production Kinetics chemistry Biochemistry Cell culture Lactates Cell Division |
| Zdroj: | Hybridoma. 11(3) |
| ISSN: | 0272-457X |
| Popis: | In order to determine the factors limiting the proliferation and productivity of mouse hybridoma cells in batch/fed-batch cultures, we tested the influence of various environmental parameters on the growth of a model cell line VO 208. We observed that, among the major metabolic waste products, ammonium ions at concentrations superior to that present in the medium at the end of a batch culture do not exert a significant toxic effect on cell growth, whereas in contrast, lactic acid is cytotoxic at concentrations reached in cultures. Feeding of fructose instead of glucose during the stationary phase of the culture markedly prolongs the life span of the culture and enhances the antibody secretion accordingly. However, we failed to observe a satisfactory proliferation pattern in cultures grown in a glucose-free fructose-supplemented medium. We also noted that vitamin supply may be limiting in fed-batch cultures. It thus appears that thorough examination of the cell metabolic needs allows the designing of a culture regimen which significantly improves cell growth and secretion. |
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