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Evaluation of human Platelet Lysate in Animal-Free Conditions
for Cell Culture and Cytotoxicity Testing
Alexander Edwards1, Christopher Longmore1, Lottie Roscoe1, Carol Treasure1.1XCELLR8 Ltd, The Innovation Centre, Sci-Tech Daresbury, Cheshire WA4 4FS, UK
Human Platelet Lysate (hPL) is commonly used as an
animal-free alternative to FBS/FCS. Currently, Human
Serum is used for animal-free cell culture conditions at
XCellR8, as we aim to replace the use of animal derived
products in the laboratory. Human Platelet Lysate is
comparable on price to Human Serum. The aim of this work
was to investigate the use of hPL for animal-free cell culture
systems in comparison with Human Serum for both cell
growth, viability and functional cytotoxicity testing.
Methods
Human Platelet Lysate supported comparable levels of TK6 and Fibroblast cell proliferation
and cell viability at all test concentrations compared with Human Serum. Cell morphology
was unchanged between test and control conditions for both TK6 (not shown) and
Fibroblast cells. The results for functional cytotoxicity testing using TK6 showed that 5% and
2.5% hPL produced similar performance compared with 10% human serum. For
Fibroblasts, 2% hPL gave the most comparable results compared with 2% HS. In
conclusion, hPL offers a viable and cost effective alternative to HS for cell culture models.
RESULTS
*p<0.05 vs. 10% HiHs (t-test). n=6. Data from 2 independent experiments.
*p<0.05 vs. 10% HiHs (t-test). Data from 2 independent experiments shown; n=3 per experiment.
*p<0.05 vs. 10% HiHs (t-test). PC data from 2 independent experiments shown; n=12 per experiment. One representative experiment for NC shown, not significant in 2 independent experiments.
*p<0.05 vs. 10% HiHs (t-test). n=6. Data from 2 independent experiments.
*p<0.05 vs. 10% HS (t-test). Data from 2 independent experiments shown; n=3 per experiment.
*p<0.05 vs. 10% HS (t-test). PC data from 2 independent experiments shown; n=12 per experiment. One representative experiment for NC shown, not significant in 2 independent experiments.
Gluc-TK6 (Lymphoblastoid)
HDFn-XF (Fibroblast)
*p<0.05 vs. 10% HS (t-test). n=6. Data from 2 independent experiments.
*p<0.05 vs. 10% HS (t-test). n=6. Data from 2 independent experiments.
Morphology of Fibroblasts over a time course: Human Serum (2%) vs hPL (2, 1, 0.5%).
INTRODUCTION / AIM
Cell Growth
Cell Viability
Functional Cytotoxicity Testing
Functional Cytotoxicity TestingCell Growth
Cell Viability
Morphology
DISCUSSION