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Development of silkworm ( Bombyx mori ) as a platform for producing biomaterials and growth factors for Tissue Engineering Jos Luis Cenis (IMIDA, La Alberca, Murcia, Spain) THE SILK IN SPAIN THE SILK IN SPAIN SERICICULTURE ACTIVITY IN SPAIN


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Development of silkworm (Bombyx mori) as a platform for producing biomaterials and growth factors for Tissue Engineering

José Luis Cenis (IMIDA, La Alberca, Murcia, Spain)

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THE SILK IN SPAIN

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SERICICULTURE ACTIVITY IN SPAIN IN XX CENTURY

  • Establishment of the Sericicultural Station of

Murcia in 1892 to provide technology, on the model of the Padova Sericicultural Station

THE SILK IN SPAIN

1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1.500 Tm 1.000 Tm 500 Tm

Peak 1925: 1.170 Tm Low 1930s: 100 Tm End of activity: 1976

Production of raw cocoon in Spain

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NON TEXTILE USES OF SILK: BIOMATERIALS FOR BIOMEDICINE

David L. Kaplan, Tufts University, Medford, MA, USA.

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Through the innoculation of insect larvae w ith a recom binant baculovirus vector it is possible to get protein expression levels higher than in an insect cell culture at a low er cost

NON TEXTILE USES OF SILK: EXPRESSION OF RECOMBINANT PROTEINS WITH BACULOVIRUS VECTORS IN BOMBYX MORI BODY

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PREPARATION OF AQUEOUS SOLUTION OF FIBROIN

Washing of sericin Disolution of fibroin Dialysis in water. Aqueous solution of fibroin

Rearing of Silkworms

Presentations of fibroin:

  • Films
  • Porous 3D Sponges
  • Electrospun nanofibers
  • Hydrogels
  • Micro and nanoparticles
  • Tubular structures
  • Extruded Fibers
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POROUS SPONGES 3D

  • Scaffold for growing mesenchymal stem cells for

reparation of bone

Bar: 500 Μμ.

Fibroin in 10% solution Addition de ClNa, 800 micr., in a mold Inmersion in methanol for insolubilizing the

  • fibroin. Washing of

salt with water

PRESENTATION OF FIBROIN BIOMATERIALS

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1 . PROJECT I N THE I MI DA W I TH POROUS SPONGES 3 D

Developm ent of scaffolds of fibroin prem ineralized w ith tricalcium phosphate and seeded w ith m esenchym al cells for bone reparation

1 . PROJECT I N THE I MI DA W I TH POROUS SPONGES 3 D

Developm ent of scaffolds of fibroin prem ineralized w ith tricalcium phosphate and seeded w ith m esenchym al cells for bone reparation

Seeding with adult mesenchymal cells. 72 hours/ 1 week

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NANOFIBER MATS OBTAINED BY ELECTROSPINNING

  • 100 to 400 nanometers of diameter
  • 5 micrometers of pore
  • Similar configuration than extracellular matrix

Growth of human cells on a non-woven silk fibroin net: a potential for use in tissue engineering. R. Unger et al. (2004). Biomaterials 25: 1069-1075.

PRESENTATION OF FIBROIN BIOMATERIALS

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Seeding with cells CCMv1Lu

2 . PROJECT I N THE I MI DA W I TH ELECTROSPUN NANOFI BERS

Developm ent of nanofiber m ats for grow ing keratynocytes and fibroblasts for skin substitutes

2 . PROJECT I N THE I MI DA W I TH ELECTROSPUN NANOFI BERS

Developm ent of nanofiber m ats for grow ing keratynocytes and fibroblasts for skin substitutes

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Seeding with adult mesenchymal cells. 72 hours Seeding with adult mesenchymal cells. 1 week

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PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN BOMBYX MORI BODY

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Four proteins are currently expressed with the silkworm/baculovirus platform:

  • Canine Interferon-alpha
  • Dihydrofolate Reductase
  • Fibroblast Growth Factor basic (bFGF)
  • Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF)

3 . PROJECT I N THE I MI DA W I TH EXPRESSI ON OF PROTEI N I N BOMBYX MORI W I TH BACULOVI RUS VECTORS 3 . PROJECT I N THE I MI DA W I TH EXPRESSI ON OF PROTEI N I N BOMBYX MORI W I TH BACULOVI RUS VECTORS

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DIHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASE

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STEM CELLS SCAFFOLDS TISSUES AND ORGANS

Factores de crecimiento

PACKAGE OF APPLI CATI ONS OF SI LK PROTEI NS I N TI SSUE ENGI NEERI NG PACKAGE OF APPLI CATI ONS OF SI LK PROTEI NS I N TI SSUE ENGI NEERI NG

SERICIN

  • Used for the stimulation of the

cellular proliferation in vitro. It is used as a component in cell culture and cryopreservation media as a substitute of FBS (fetal bovine serum) at 1/200 of the cost. FIBROIN

  • Used for the fabrication
  • f at least three

configurations of scaffolds: film, porous sponges and electrospun nanofiber mats. PUPA

  • Used as a biorreactor

for the expression of two growth factors: bFGF and VEGF

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Josel.cenis@carm .es w w w .im ida.es I MI DA Estación Sericicola c/ Mayor, 1 3 0 1 5 0 La Alberca ( Murcia) Spain The production of proteins for Tissue Engineering provides a potential source of income for silkworm rearing The proof of concept described is made in cooperation with a network of Institutes of Regenerative Medicine A new facility has been built at the IMIDA for this specific development to produce silkworm, silk and scaffolds under GMPs conditions