WO2002052244A2 - Separation of x- and y-sperm cells - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to separation of X- and Y-sperm cells from each other by centrifugation in a density gradient medium.
- the techniques that have claimed to be successful in a qualitative manner are immuno-magnetic separation and flow cytometry which report an enrichment of X- and Y-sperm cells, respectively, of up to 98-99% (A.T. Peter, P.P. Jones and J.P. Robinson, Theriogenolgy 11 -1184, 1993; Sex pre-selection by DNA: Uptake on success of flow cytometric sperm sorting for shifting the sex ratio to 90: 10 or more. L.A. Johnson, J.R. Dobrinsky and G.R. Welch. Abstract P24-1, The 13 th International Congress On Animal Reproduction, Sidney, Australia 1996). These techniques are technically very complicated and give too few sperm cells per time unit to make them suitable for routine use.
- the present invention provides a simple and rapid method of separating X and Y sperm cells from each other in high yield and with high purity.
- the present invention relates to a method to separate X- and Y-sperm cells from each other in a semen sample in a density gradient medium by centrifugation.
- the method comprises the following steps;
- the components of the sample removed can be any undesired contaminants present in sperm plasma or an ejaculate, including incompetent sperm cells, sperm heads, cell debris, leukocytes, micro-organisms etc. Accordingly, defect or abnormal cells, that are not useful for fertilisation purposes, are removed in step (b) .
- the sample is often provided in saline.
- the present method is run at a temperature where the X and Y sperms are inactive i.e. where they do not themselves create any movement that disturbs the separation above.
- the method is run at a temperature where the X and Y cells behave as much as particles as possible, such as below room temperature, such as below 15°C or preferably below about 6°C.
- the superior separation results obtained by the present invention are due to a combination of sedimentation, flotation and density.
- the present method can be viewed as a three parameter system comprising size, density and exclusion of sperm cells in a colloidal medium, e.g. of 15-30 nm particles, or in a specific case below that range, such as about 2-3 nm particles, concentrated to 45% by weight of silica, which as the skilled in this wield will understand is not comparable with the above discussed USP 4,927,749.
- the present centrifugation is isopycnic meaning that it is done to equilibrium so that each kind of cell locates at its true buoyant density in the medium.
- the centrifugation is stopped before equilibrium is reached (rate zonal conditions) which means that a difference in density and/ or size between the cells will affect the separation pattern obtained.
- the separation is run until a satisfactory separation is obtained. To decide a suitable time for a specific system, a number of test centrifugations are easily run, to enable the drawing of a calibration curve.
- densities of the medium formula are selected at values close to that of the sperm and more specifically at a lower value if a sedimentation is desired and at a higher value if a flotation is desired.
- the density of the medium formula is set at relatively different value than that of the sperm, the farther away the better result.
- D is the diameter of the cell p s is the density of the sperm pm is the density of the medium and ⁇ is the viscosity of the medium used.
- the sample may be placed on top of said medium or beneath it.
- said medium in step c) is treated to form a density gradient before said sample is added to said centrifuge tube.
- a preformed gradient can for example be formed by centrifugation or mixing.
- the gradient is preferably very flat or essentially planar, i.e. it comprises a very small density difference in the centrifuge tube, at least at the centre of the gradient.
- the gradient may be in different forms such as discontinuous, continuous or is represented by a constant density. If the gradient is continuous, it may be steep in the ends and more or less planar in the central portions. It is important that the gradient provides the necessary separation which means that it should be possible to recover fractions where X and Y sperms, respectively, are enriched to at least 70% or more, preferably 100%.
- the semen sample is purified by discontinuous centrifugation in step b) before separation.
- the centrifugation medium used according to the invention should be a heavy medium, such as a colloidal silica-based material.
- the medium should be inert, autoclavable in the presence of salt, have a low or no endotoxin content, an as low osmotic pressure as possible, preferably below 20 mOsm/kg, a low viscosity in salt ( ⁇ 5cP), at high density (>1.3 g/ml; RG).
- a suitable medium is ReadiGradTM (in general denoted RG and available from Amersham Biosciences, Uppsala, Sweden).
- silica particles can be bought from commercial sources, such as Nyacol, and silanised according to well known techniques by the user. Such a medium can then be prepared into a medium formula in order to set the desired pH and osmolality for each specific embodiment.
- a medium prepared in such a way but based on the above mentioned ReadiGradTM will be denoted an RG formula.
- an RG formula useful in the present method exhibits a pH of about 6-8, such as about 7, and an osmolality of bout 200-400, such as above about 300, preferably about 350.
- the present method utilises a semen sample derived from a non-human mammal.
- the sample is bovine
- the density referred to above is close to that of the X and Y sperm cells, i.e. about
- the present invention utilises a density range of 1.05-1.30, such as 1.06-1.13, and especially about 1.12 g/ml. These densities are applicable under the experimental conditions mentioned below in the experimental part.
- the present invention does not relate to centrifugations during which human X- and Y-sperm cells, respectively, have densities centred around 1.185 g/mL.
- the separation may be improved by manipulating the density of X and Y sperm cells, for instance by altering pH, osmolality of the sample and/ or medium.
- the manipulation may comprise swelling and/ or shrinking of X- and Y-sperm cells.
- the manipulation may be achieved by derivatising of X and Y with different chemical and/ or biological compounds.
- centrifugations for separation of X and Y cells from each other in a density gradient as defined above will be performed either under isopycnic conditions or under rate zonal conditions depending on which kind of difference (buoyant density or size) the separation shall focus at.
- the invention also relates to a method for separation as above, wherein said sample is mixed with said medium to achieve a density of said mixed sample-medium which lies close to the density of X and Y sperm cells.
- the separation is mainly achieved by isopycnic centrifugation.
- the separation pattern obtained in this variant of the invention will thus preferentially be based on the different buoyant densities of the sperm cells.
- the density medium may be any colloidal density medium suitable of forming the above mentioned types of gradient for X and Y sperm separation.
- a preferred medium is a colloidal density medium.
- An example of a colloidal density medium is the ReadiGradTM (RG) formula described in our co-pending SE 00 04271-3, which is referred to and incorporated herein by reference.
- RG formula the colloidal medium described above to a density of 1.057 g/mL
- the resulting lower phase resuspended and mixed with RG formula to a density of 1.200 g/mL is placed in the bottom of a new centrifuge tube, overlaid with RG formula of a density of 1.090 g/mL and on top of this solution of 0.150 M NaCl and then the tube is centrifuged for about 15 minutes at 1.000 xg av .
- Deformed and immature sperms, cells (usually leukocytes) and possible protozoans from the ejaculate are present in the upper phase layer.
- Sperms, sperm heads and the remaining content in the ejaculate are present in the lower phase.
- the resulting lower phase is resuspended and transferred to a new centrifuge tube, overlaid with RG formula of a density of 1.130 g/mL and on top of this solution of 0.150 M NaCl and then the tube is centrifuged for about 15 minutes at 1.000 x g v.
- the intact and viable sperms are separated from functionally incompetent sperms, sperm heads and other rests of sperms, cells and cell debris, micro organisms and also from everything else in the ejaculate including dissolved substances and free radicals which otherwise can accompany the sperms and have a negative influence on for example a later insemination. Accordingly, a purified sample is obtained.
- purified means that any components of the original semen sample that could harm the separation of X and Y sperm cells have been removed or essentially removed to an extent where a satisfactory separation can be achieved.
- X- and Y-sperm cells are separated from each other on basis of their behaviour during the centrifugation.
- equilibrium rate zonal conditions
- the difference in size affects the separation.
- the system will reach equilibrium and the different cells will be located at the density corresponding to their buoyant density.
- the sizes of the cells is likely to have an small or insignificant effect on the separation pattern obtained under this latter condition.
- the difference in buoyant density of X and Y sperm cell is very small, for instance in the magnitude of 0.0010 g/mL.
- the difference can alternatively be expressed in percentages, in which case the desired difference is ⁇ 1%. This means that the centrifugation conditions must be selected accordingly, i.e.
- the physical separation between X- and Y-sperm cells then becomes large enough (e.g. several 1, 2 , 3 or more such as up to several cm) so that the sufficient, such as almost 100%, enrichment of X- and Y-sperm cells, respectively, is maintained during the following gradient fractionation.
- the sperms have been concentrated after step three and the illustrative RG medium formula has a density of 1.40 g/mL which enables a dilution of about 1:2.3 with the concentrated sperms before step four, large volumes of ejaculate can be processed per time unit. Furthermore, the technique is simple to perform which makes the method cost effective and well suited for routine use.
- Example 1 Purification of X- and Y- sperms
- the upper phase was aspirated with a Pasteur pipette and discarded.
- the lower phases (about 20 mL) were resuspended, transferred to new tubes and mixed with 15 mL RG formula to obtain a density of 1.200 g/mL, overlaid with 5.0 mL of a RG formula of a density of 1.090 /mL and on top of this 5.0 mL of a 0.15 M NaCl solution and then this was centrifuged at 1000 x g av for about 15 minutes.
- the upper phases were then aspirated with a Pasteur pipette and discarded and then the lower phases (approx.
- the purified X and Y cells are separated from each other according to the invention according to one of the following principles: a) Isopycnic conditions, i.e. according to buoyant densities; or b) Rate zonal conditions, i.e. the sizes of the different cells affect the separation pattern.
- a density gradient medium having a density close to the density of X and Y cells from the species in question.
- the sample may be mixed with RG formula or overlaid on RG formula.
- the sample is overlaid on RG formula.
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