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Progress in Cell Line Development Wagner Vendrame Associate Professor TREC-IFAS-UF, Homestead

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Progress in Cell Line Development

Wagner Vendrame Associate Professor TREC-IFAS-UF, Homestead

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Vision – ISS National Lab

• Plant cell’s structural and physiological responses to microgravity – Challenges and Opportunities

• Plant-based life support - Advanced Life Support (ALS) Concept

• Plant-based products

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Objectives

• To evaluate the structure and growth of plant cells in suspension cultures in microgravity:

– Cell structural changes – Cell growth/development – Differential gene expression

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Our challenges

• Simple and self-contained or automated system.

• Balance between simplicity and flexibility.

• Reproducibility.

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Our approach • Cell suspension cultures:

– Arabidopsis thaliana – Encyclia plicata – Caesalpinia pulcherrima – Tabebuia aurea

• BioServe: – Pre-existing hardware: CHAB/CGBA – Logistics; clearances, permits

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STS-118 Endeavour

August 8, 2007

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STS-120, Discovery November 7, 2007

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Our methods • Visual observations:

– CSI camera modules – images down-linked every hour for 3 months

• Histological Studies: – Cell ultrastructure (TEM)

• Differential Gene Expression: – Microarrays

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Acknowledgments • SPACEHAB, INC. • BIOSERVE (University of Colorado) • ZERO GRAVITY, INC. • Dr. Rob Ferl, Dr. Anna-Lisa Paul, Mrs.

Beth Laughner - Hort Sciences, UF • Mrs. Ania Pinares – Lab, TREC

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Thank you!

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Animal Cell Research • Dr. Neal Talbot – Research Animal

Scientist • Dr. Thomas Caperna – Research

Biologist – USDA-ARS, Beltsville, MD

• Dr. Peter Hansen – Professor – IFAS – University of Florida, Animal

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