In Vivo Formation of Adrenal Organoids in a Novel Porcine Model of Adrenocortical Cell Transplantation

Abstract Recognizing the limitations of current therapies for Addison's disease, novel treatments that replicate dynamic physiologic corticosteroid secretion, under control of ACTH, are required. The aim of these experiments was to evaluate the feasibility of adrenocortical cell transplantation...

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Published inEndocrinology (Philadelphia) Vol. 165; no. 8
Main Authors Clarke, Brigette Marie, Kireta, Svjetlana, Johnston, Julie, Christou, Chris, Greenwood, John Edward, Hurtado, Plinio R, Manavis, Jim, Coates, Patrick Toby, Torpy, David J
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Abstract Abstract Recognizing the limitations of current therapies for Addison's disease, novel treatments that replicate dynamic physiologic corticosteroid secretion, under control of ACTH, are required. The aim of these experiments was to evaluate the feasibility of adrenocortical cell transplantation (ACT) in a large animal model, adapting methods successfully used for intracutaneous pancreatic islet cell transplantation, using a fully biodegradable temporizing matrix. Autologous porcine ACT was undertaken by bilateral adrenalectomy, cell isolation, culture, and intracutaneous injection into a skin site preprepared using a biodegradable temporizing matrix (BTM) foam. Hydrocortisone support was provided during adrenocortical cell engraftment and weaned as tolerated. Blood adrenocortical hormone concentrations were monitored, and the transplant site was examined at endpoint. Outcome measures included cellular histochemistry, systemic hormone production, and hydrocortisone independence. Transplanted adrenocortical cells showed a capability to survive and proliferate within the intracutaneous site and an ability to self-organize into discrete tissue organoids with features of the normal adrenal histologic architecture. Interpretation of systemic hormone levels was confounded by the identification of accessory adrenals and regenerative cortical tissue within the adrenal bed postmortem. Corticosteroids were unable to be completely ceased. ACT in a large animal model has not previously been attempted, yet it is an important step toward clinical translation. These results demonstrate rhe potential for ACT based on the development of adrenal organoids at the BTM site. However, the inability to achieve clinically relevant systemic hormone production suggests insufficient function, likely attributable to insufficient cells through delivered dose and subsequent proliferation.
AbstractList Abstract Recognizing the limitations of current therapies for Addison's disease, novel treatments that replicate dynamic physiologic corticosteroid secretion, under control of ACTH, are required. The aim of these experiments was to evaluate the feasibility of adrenocortical cell transplantation (ACT) in a large animal model, adapting methods successfully used for intracutaneous pancreatic islet cell transplantation, using a fully biodegradable temporizing matrix. Autologous porcine ACT was undertaken by bilateral adrenalectomy, cell isolation, culture, and intracutaneous injection into a skin site preprepared using a biodegradable temporizing matrix (BTM) foam. Hydrocortisone support was provided during adrenocortical cell engraftment and weaned as tolerated. Blood adrenocortical hormone concentrations were monitored, and the transplant site was examined at endpoint. Outcome measures included cellular histochemistry, systemic hormone production, and hydrocortisone independence. Transplanted adrenocortical cells showed a capability to survive and proliferate within the intracutaneous site and an ability to self-organize into discrete tissue organoids with features of the normal adrenal histologic architecture. Interpretation of systemic hormone levels was confounded by the identification of accessory adrenals and regenerative cortical tissue within the adrenal bed postmortem. Corticosteroids were unable to be completely ceased. ACT in a large animal model has not previously been attempted, yet it is an important step toward clinical translation. These results demonstrate rhe potential for ACT based on the development of adrenal organoids at the BTM site. However, the inability to achieve clinically relevant systemic hormone production suggests insufficient function, likely attributable to insufficient cells through delivered dose and subsequent proliferation.
Recognizing the limitations of current therapies for Addison's disease, novel treatments that replicate dynamic physiologic corticosteroid secretion, under control of ACTH, are required. The aim of these experiments was to evaluate the feasibility of adrenocortical cell transplantation (ACT) in a large animal model, adapting methods successfully used for intracutaneous pancreatic islet cell transplantation, using a fully biodegradable temporizing matrix. Autologous porcine ACT was undertaken by bilateral adrenalectomy, cell isolation, culture, and intracutaneous injection into a skin site preprepared using a biodegradable temporizing matrix (BTM) foam. Hydrocortisone support was provided during adrenocortical cell engraftment and weaned as tolerated. Blood adrenocortical hormone concentrations were monitored, and the transplant site was examined at endpoint. Outcome measures included cellular histochemistry, systemic hormone production, and hydrocortisone independence. Transplanted adrenocortical cells showed a capability to survive and proliferate within the intracutaneous site and an ability to self-organize into discrete tissue organoids with features of the normal adrenal histologic architecture. Interpretation of systemic hormone levels was confounded by the identification of accessory adrenals and regenerative cortical tissue within the adrenal bed postmortem. Corticosteroids were unable to be completely ceased. ACT in a large animal model has not previously been attempted, yet it is an important step toward clinical translation. These results demonstrate rhe potential for ACT based on the development of adrenal organoids at the BTM site. However, the inability to achieve clinically relevant systemic hormone production suggests insufficient function, likely attributable to insufficient cells through delivered dose and subsequent proliferation.
Recognizing the limitations of current therapies for Addison's disease, novel treatments that replicate dynamic physiologic corticosteroid secretion, under control of ACTH, are required. The aim of these experiments was to evaluate the feasibility of adrenocortical cell transplantation (ACT) in a large animal model, adapting methods successfully used for intracutaneous pancreatic islet cell transplantation, using a fully biodegradable temporizing matrix. Autologous porcine ACT was undertaken by bilateral adrenalectomy, cell isolation, culture, and intracutaneous injection into a skin site preprepared using a biodegradable temporizing matrix (BTM) foam. Hydrocortisone support was provided during adrenocortical cell engraftment and weaned as tolerated. Blood adrenocortical hormone concentrations were monitored, and the transplant site was examined at endpoint. Outcome measures included cellular histochemistry, systemic hormone production, and hydrocortisone independence. Transplanted adrenocortical cells showed a capability to survive and proliferate within the intracutaneous site and an ability to self-organize into discrete tissue organoids with features of the normal adrenal histologic architecture. Interpretation of systemic hormone levels was confounded by the identification of accessory adrenals and regenerative cortical tissue within the adrenal bed postmortem. Corticosteroids were unable to be completely ceased. ACT in a large animal model has not previously been attempted, yet it is an important step toward clinical translation. These results demonstrate rhe potential for ACT based on the development of adrenal organoids at the BTM site. However, the inability to achieve clinically relevant systemic hormone production suggests insufficient function, likely attributable to insufficient cells through delivered dose and subsequent proliferation.Recognizing the limitations of current therapies for Addison's disease, novel treatments that replicate dynamic physiologic corticosteroid secretion, under control of ACTH, are required. The aim of these experiments was to evaluate the feasibility of adrenocortical cell transplantation (ACT) in a large animal model, adapting methods successfully used for intracutaneous pancreatic islet cell transplantation, using a fully biodegradable temporizing matrix. Autologous porcine ACT was undertaken by bilateral adrenalectomy, cell isolation, culture, and intracutaneous injection into a skin site preprepared using a biodegradable temporizing matrix (BTM) foam. Hydrocortisone support was provided during adrenocortical cell engraftment and weaned as tolerated. Blood adrenocortical hormone concentrations were monitored, and the transplant site was examined at endpoint. Outcome measures included cellular histochemistry, systemic hormone production, and hydrocortisone independence. Transplanted adrenocortical cells showed a capability to survive and proliferate within the intracutaneous site and an ability to self-organize into discrete tissue organoids with features of the normal adrenal histologic architecture. Interpretation of systemic hormone levels was confounded by the identification of accessory adrenals and regenerative cortical tissue within the adrenal bed postmortem. Corticosteroids were unable to be completely ceased. ACT in a large animal model has not previously been attempted, yet it is an important step toward clinical translation. These results demonstrate rhe potential for ACT based on the development of adrenal organoids at the BTM site. However, the inability to achieve clinically relevant systemic hormone production suggests insufficient function, likely attributable to insufficient cells through delivered dose and subsequent proliferation.
Recognizing the limitations of current therapies for Addison's disease, novel treatments that replicate dynamic physiologic corticosteroid secretion, under control of ACTH, are required. The aim of these experiments was to evaluate the feasibility of adrenocortical cell transplantation (ACT) in a large animal model, adapting methods successfully used for intracutaneous pancreatic islet cell transplantation, using a fully biodegradable temporizing matrix. Autologous porcine ACT was undertaken by bilateral adrenalectomy, cell isolation, culture, and intracutaneous injection into a skin site preprepared using a biodegradable temporizing matrix (BTM) foam. Hydrocortisone support was provided during adrenocortical cell engraftment and weaned as tolerated. Blood adrenocortical hormone concentrations were monitored, and the transplant site was examined at endpoint. Outcome measures included cellular histochemistry, systemic hormone production, and hydrocortisone independence. Transplanted adrenocortical cells showed a capability to survive and proliferate within the intracutaneous site and an ability to self-organize into discrete tissue organoids with features of the normal adrenal histologic architecture. Interpretation of systemic hormone levels was confounded by the identification of accessory adrenals and regenerative cortical tissue within the adrenal bed postmortem. Corticosteroids were unable to be completely ceased. ACT in a large animal model has not previously been attempted, yet it is an important step toward clinical translation. These results demonstrate rhe potential for ACT based on the development of adrenal organoids at the BTM site. However, the inability to achieve clinically relevant systemic hormone production suggests insufficient function, likely attributable to insufficient cells through delivered dose and subsequent proliferation.
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Christou, Chris
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Snippet Abstract Recognizing the limitations of current therapies for Addison's disease, novel treatments that replicate dynamic physiologic corticosteroid secretion,...
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SubjectTerms Addison's disease
Adrenal Cortex - cytology
Adrenal Cortex - metabolism
Adrenal Glands - metabolism
Adrenalectomy
Adrenocorticotropic hormone
Animal models
Animals
Biodegradability
Biodegradation
Cell culture
Cell proliferation
Cell Transplantation - methods
Cellular manufacture
Corticoids
Corticosteroids
Female
Histochemistry
Hydrocortisone
Hydrocortisone - blood
In vivo methods and tests
Islet cells
Models, Animal
Organoids
Pancreas transplantation
Pancreatic islet transplantation
Steroids
Swine
Transplantation
Transplants & implants
Title In Vivo Formation of Adrenal Organoids in a Novel Porcine Model of Adrenocortical Cell Transplantation
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