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Collagen matrix as a tool in studying fibroblastic cell behavior

Collagen matrix as a tool in studying fibroblastic cell behavior
Collagen matrix as a tool in studying fibroblastic cell behavior

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Collagen matrix as a tool in studying fibroblastic cell behavior

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Collagen matrix as a tool in studying fibroblastic cell behavior

Ji ?í Kanta

Department of Medical Biochemistry, Medical Faculty in Hradec Králové, Charles University

in Prague, Czech Republic

Keywords : extracellular matrix, collagen, fibroblasts, myofibroblasts, cell culture, cell proliferation, integrins, metalloproteinases, fibronectin, substrate stiffness

Abbreviations : AP-1, activator protein 1; ECM, extracellular matrix; ERK, extracellular signal-regulated kinase; FAK, focal adhesion kinase; GT, granulation tissue; HSC, hepatic stellate cells; JNK, c-Jun N-terminal kinase; MFB, myofibroblasts; MKL1, megakaryoblastic leukemia

1; MMP, metalloproteinases; NF-κB, nuclear factor kappa B; PI3K/Akt, phosphatidylinositide

3-kinase/Ak strain transforming; PEG, polyethylene glycol; α-SMA, alpha-smooth muscle actin; 3D, three-dimensional; TGF β-1, transforming growth factor beta 1; TIMP, tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinases; TNF-α, tumor necrosis factor α

Correspondence to: Ji ?í Kanta; Email: kanta@lfhk.cuni.cz

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Type I collagen is a fibrillar protein, a member of a large family of collagen proteins. It is present in most body tissues, usually in combination with other collagens and other components of extracellular matrix. Its synthesis is increased in various pathological situations, in healing wounds, in fibrotic tissues and in many tumors. After extraction from collagen-rich tissues it is widely used in studies of cell behavior, especially those of

fibroblasts and myofibroblasts. Cells cultured in a classical way, on planar plastic dishes, lack

the third dimension that is characteristic of body tissues. Collagen I forms gel at neutral pH

and may become a basis of a 3D matrix that better mimics conditions in tissue than plastic dishes.

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Introduction

Cells in a tissue are surrounded with other cells and with ECM, which is a network containing proteins, glycoproteins, proteoglycans and glycosaminoglycans. ECM provides chemical and mechanical signals whose effects are interdependent. Chemical signals may originate in the

chemical structure of ECM components or may be provided by cytokines and growth factors

stored in the ECM and released under certain circumstances. ECM is more pliable than hard

plastic surface and its mechanical properties contribute to diversity of physiological and pathological situations in the tissue. ECM is degradable and cells can migrate through it.1,2 Cell culture on thin collagen film covering plastic substrate is useful in studies of some aspects of cell behavior, e.g. interaction with integrins,3 but the contact with 3D environment makes the cells in tissue behave differently than the cells in conventional tissue culture on stiff plastic dishes do, as far as their morphology, differentiation, migration, and proliferation is concerned. The cells surrounded with an appropriate scaffold, usually

collageneous, acquire tissue-like phenotype not observed in cells in monolayer. Mechanical

signals from the ECM to the cells and contractile forces to the ECM are transmitted by

protein complexes called focal adhesions. Three-dimensional matrix adhesions differ from

adhesions on 2D substrates in protein composition and biological activity.4 Force applied to

integrins is transmitted through focal adhesions to the cytoskeleton.5 The cells may integrate global signals coming from the entire surface and sense the spatial organization of activated adhesions.6

Fibroblasts and myofibroblasts are cells involved in the healing of various tissues.

Fibroblasts in the tissue surrounding the wound are activated and migrate into the provisional matrix containing fibrin and plasma fibronectin. Fibrin is a major component of

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the provisional matrix formed during wound healing and enables migration of inflammatory cells and fibroblasts. Collagen production becomes the main fibroblast function and the provisional matrix is gradually replaced with a collagenous ECM.7,8,9 A part of fibroblasts may differentiate to protomyofibroblasts and further to MFB characterized by prominent stress fibers that contain α-SMA associated with non-muscle myosin. These proteins endow MFB

with high contractional force that is combined with synthetic abilities of the MFB.10,11 The

wound contracts and the provisional matrix is replaced with GT that is gradually converted

to a scar. Most cells then die by apoptosis. However, the reparative process may be dysregulated and result in fibrosis. The most abundant ECM component providing a scaffold that binds other proteins and proteoglycans is collagen I.12,13

Solid tumors contain stroma that resembles GT in many aspects. The stroma is highly

vascularized. Fibrin is formed by clotting extravasated fibrinogen and together with other plasma proteins it gives rise to a provisional matrix. Fibroblasts settle in the matrix and produce collagen I and other ECM components. Cancer-associated fibroblasts promote the

growth of cancer cells and vice versa they respond to signals from epithelial cells by

increased synthesis of collagen and other fibrogenic factors.14,15

Three-dimensional matrices used as a model to study cell behavior in the tissue-like

environment in normal and pathological situations are therefore often made of collagen.2,16

Fibrin gels can also be used to provide 3D environment for cells but they have much smaller influence on cell behavior and their effects may be opposite to those of collagen.17,18

Various models of collagen matrix aiming to mimic in vivo situations will be discussed

in this review. Fibroblastic cells transferred from plastic to collagen gel change their morphology and functions and in response they modify their environment. Secretion of MMP by the cells has a particular role in these interactions. The contact of cells with collagen

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is mediated by specific receptors, integrins. Plasma fibronectin interacts both with collagen and cells in vivo and it is therefore often added to collagen matrix in vitro.

Collagen matrix models

Rodent tail tendons contain almost pure collagen I that can be extracted with diluted

acids.19,20,21 Collagen forms gel when its solution is neutralized. The concentration of 1 to 2

mg collagen/ml is frequently used to form matrix. Collagen contained in bovine skin is more crosslinked and its extraction requires the use of pepsin. This enzyme cleaves off telopeptides, the nonhelical amino acid sequences at the C- and N-ends of the collagen molecule. The lack of telopeptides may interfere with gel formation and change the properties of the gel. The pores in gel made of acid-extracted rat tail collagen are 1 – 2 μm in diameter. The pores in the gel from pepsin-digested collagen are larger and allow easier migration of the cells.16 Cells can be seeded on top of the gel or be suspended in collagen

solution. The cells on collagen may be covered with a second layer of collagen gel to add the

cells the third dimension. Fibroblasts placed between two collagen layers migrate into

them.22,23

Fibroblasts cultured for a few weeks in the presence of L-ascorbic acid 2-phosphate

form a multilayered structure surrounded by hydroxyproline-rich ECM.24 The self-produced dermis-like structure formed in the presence of ascorbic acid in a long term culture contains collagens I and VI.25

Fibroblasts embedded in collagen gel cause its contraction. When collagen gel formed in tissue culture dishes remains attached to the walls of the dish, fibroblasts can contract it only in the vertical direction. When the gel is detached from the dish immediately

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after gelation, it floats in the culture medium and contracts in all directions. The resulting matrix is called floating. The gel may be maintained under tension for 1 or more days before it is detached. This type of matrix is called stressed or stress-released. Contraction of floating collagen matrices gives rise to mechanically relaxed tissue resembling dermis, attached matrices resemble granulation tissue.26,27,28 The shape of liver MFB growing on hard plastic

and on collagen gels is shown in Figs. 1 – 3. The cells respond to changing stiffness and

tension of the substrate.

Collagen properties can be modified by crosslinking collagen molecules and fibrils.

Collagen I is a substrate of transglutaminase that introduces ?-(γ-glutamyl) lysine cross-links into its molecule at 37o C.29,30 Fibroblast attachment, spreading and proliferation is enhanced on collagen polymerized as a result of transglutaminase treatment.31 Collagen can also be crosslinked by 0.2% glutaraldehyde and used as a matrix for cell culture. No toxicity to fibroblasts is observed when collagen is treated with this glutaraldehyde concentration.32

Mechanical properties of the matrix play a significant role in determining cell

behavior. The stiffness of isotropic material is characterized by Young ’s modulus (elastic

modulus). Its unit is Pascal (Pa). The stiffness of soft tissues is low; the stiffness of liver is 0.1

to 1 kPa, dermis 1 – 5 kPa and fibrotic tissues 20 to 100 kPa. Young ’s modulus of the

provisional matrix in healing wounds (0.01 to 0.1 kPa) is comparable to that of collagen gel.33

Collagen fibrils in 0.2-2.0% gel are similar to those in tumor ECM.34

Collagen stiffness can be increased when a portion of liquid is removed by

ultracentrifugation,34 gel compression 35 or by evaporating the solvent.36 Fibroblasts seeded in matrix containing 20 or 40 mg collagen/ml are viable, migrate and proliferate. They reach a density similar to that found in human dermis.36,37

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The differences between cell growth on hard plastic surface and on soft collagen gel suggest that the rigidity of the substrate plays a crucial role. Cells can be placed between two sheets of collagen-coated polyacrylamide gel. The stiffness of polyacrylamide gel can be controlled by changing the percentage of the crosslinking compound, bis-acrylamide, in the reaction mixture and can be adjusted to correspond to the physiological stiffness of tissues.

This treatment makes fibroblasts that are well spread in 2D culture change their morphology

into bipolar or stellate characteristic of fibroblasts in vivo.38 Increased rigidity affects not only

stress fibers formation but also integrin expression on the cell surface.39,40

Polyethylene glycol (PEG) can be covalently bonded to collagenous matrix extracted from porcine heart. PEG gels retain fibrillar structure, are more resistant to enzymatic degradation and do not inhibit metabolic activity of incorporated fibroblasts.41

Interaction of fibroblasts with collagen gel

The cells can be plated on the surface of collagen gel or incorporated into it to form a tissue-

like structure.19,20 Fibroblasts are rounded when they are embedded into collagen gel; they

adopt stellate morphology within a few hours and they are spindle-shaped later.42 Fibroblast

and MFB morphology in 3D matrix is comparable to that in their original tissue but much

different from polygonal appearance they adopt on a planar substratum.18,43 Fibroblasts on collagen gel aggregate; this tendency decreases with increasing collagen concentration.18,44

Fibroblasts embedded in collagen remodel surrounding matrix. They have few cell

adhesions on their surface but they produce dendritic extensions that interact with collagen fibrils.45,46 Fibroblasts align the flexible collagen meshwork around themselves and hold collagen fibrils in place. The fibrils are then stabilized by noncovalent interactions that do not

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require cell presence.47,48 Fibroblasts in attached matrices develop isometric tension. The forces they generate do not depend on the stiffness of the substrate.49 The forces produced by fibroblasts not expressing α-SMA increase rapidly within the first six hours after embedding the cells into collagen.50

When collagen matrix is attached to the walls of the culture dish, distinct actin stress

fibers that develop in fibroblasts can be visualized by phalloidin staining.51,52 When

fibroblasts are embedded in collagen layer cast on polyacrylamide gels, actin fibers staining

with rhodamine phalloidin appear if Young ’s modulus is adjusted to 1.6 to 3.6 kPa. Stress fibers formation is facilitated by cell-cell contact. Direct linkage of the cytoskeleton stress fibers mediated by cell surface cadherins maintains tension between neighbouring cells.39,53 When tension generated by the cells reaches a critical level, α-SMA that is at first diffusely distributed in the cytosol is incorporated to preexisting β-actin-containing stress fibers.54 Transcription factor MKL1 attached to globular actin (G-actin) is released after G-actin polymerization and translocated to the nucleus. It binds to the α-SMA gene promoter and

initiates α-SMA expression. Matrix stiffening also activates the small GTPase RhoA and Rho

kinase (ROCK) that control the balance between polymerized and depolymerized actin.55

These changes correspond to the increasing tension in the forming GT in healing wounds.

Cytoplasmic actin microfilament system containing α-SMA characterizes MFB.56

Profibrogenic cytokine TGF-β1 and smad signaling are involved in gel contraction by

fibroblasts derived from normal skin or hypertrophic scars.57 TGF-β-pretreated fibroblasts cause significantly more rapid gel contraction.58 The degree of substrate stiffness determined by underlying polyacrylamide gel modulates TGF-β-induced transdifferentiation of fibroblasts.59 Both substrate stiffness and the presence of TGF-β are required for the differentiation of liver portal fibroblasts to MFB.60

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Generation of the threshold tension necessary for α-SMA incorporation requires formation of large, …supermature “ adhesion sites.54 Contractility of both muscles and non-muscle cells is dependent on the interaction of actin and myosin. Non-muscle myosin II is closely associated with actin stress fibers in cochlear fibrocytes and the contraction of collagen matrix can be prevented by an inhibitor of myosin II function.61 Aging dermal

fibroblasts lose the ability of force generation in collagen gel which may be caused by

decreased expression of myosin light chain kinase and Rho kinase.62

Increasing collagen concentration supports cell proliferation and suppresses apoptosis.63 Fibroblasts migrate along collagen concentration gradient to the stiffer regions of a collagen construct. This effect is called durotaxis.64 α-SMA-positive MFB appear in wound GT when Young ’s modulus is about 20 kPa.54 The stiffness of collagen matrices containing 1-2 mg collagen is about 50 Pa and the stiffness of plastic used in tissue culture is about 1 GPa.2

Fibroblasts, MFB and other cells involved in wound healing are affected by intrinsic

forces produced by the ECM and extracellular fluid.65 The final outcome of ECM remodeling

is determined both by tissue stiffness and by mechanical loading of the tissue, i.e. the force

applied to tissue. Mechanical forces influence both cell proliferation and gene expression.

Prolonged mechanical loading may result in higher tissue stiffness.66,67

Most cells grow only if their surfaces are attached to the ECM. The attachment of

cells to ECM molecules is mediated by integrins. These receptors consisting of subunits α and β link ECM with the actin cytoskeleton and transmit signals from the outside to the cell and vice versa.68 Integrins α1β1, α2β1, α10β1 and α11β1 are collagen receptors.69 The engagement of integrins leads to the activation of signaling cascades, focal adhesion kinase (FAK), extracellular signal-regulated protein kinase (ERK) and Rho GTPases.70,71 Discoidin

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domain receptors (DDR) 1 and 2 represent another family of cell-surface receptors. They are activated by collagens and regulate cell proliferation and ECM synthesis.They are expressed on fibroblasts in healing wounds and in tumors.72,73

…Synthetic “ phenotype of fibroblasts in mechanically stressed collagen matrices

Attached matrix . Physiological levels of tissue stiffness function as a brake on fibroblast

proliferation and collagen I synthesis. Fibrotic diseases are accompanied by tissue stiffening which is no longer regarded as a mere consequence of the disease; it has become clear that it may drive the whole process.74

Fibroblasts switch between proliferative and quiescence phenotypes. Fibroblasts in attached gels assume a …synthetic “ phenotype.52 They proliferate and synthesize collagen. The number of cells in attached gels increases rapidly while the culture in floating gels regresses. However, the cells remaining in the floating gels are viable and divide at the same

rate when they return to standard culture conditions. Fibroblasts in attached gel are bipolar,

fibroblasts in floating gel are stellate.75 DNA synthesis measured by 3H-thymidine

incorporation into DNA is almost one order of magnitude higher in the cells on plastic than in

the cells in attached matrix and about two orders higher than in the cells in floating matrix.76

Fibroblast proliferation is proportional to collagen concentration in the matrix when the gel is compressed and its Young ’s modulus increased.77 DNA synthesis in attached gel is dependent on the ERK pathway. This signaling pathway is disrupted when the gels are released.78 The cytoskeleton is then disorganized and DNA synthesis is inhibited. However, these two events are independent because only DNA synthesis in adhering gel is affected by an ERK inhibitor.79

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The release of attached matrix from the walls of the culture dish 24 hours after casting, (stress-released matrix), induces secretion of cytokines IL-6 and IL-8 by the embedded fibroblasts. The response of cells to TGF-β1 and TNF-α changes, growth inhibition is less severe in stress-released matrix than in the attached one. The signaling networks that include these cytokines are modified.80

Collagen synthesis is downregulated on both RNA and protein levels when fibroblasts

are transferred from plastic to 3D collagen matrix.81 Both total protein synthesis and

collagen synthesis measured by 3H-proline incorporation is several times higher in attached gels than in floating gels.75,82 The expression of fibrillar collagens I and III in liver portal fibroblasts increases on a stiff substrate in paralel with α-SMA, while the expression of net-forming collagen IV decreases.60 Tensile strength also controls the expression of collagen type XII that is associated with collagen fibrils.83 Collagen α1(I) mRNA synthesis and steady-state level is decreased in fibroblasts transferred from plastic into collagen gel. No change is observed in the expression of fibronectin mRNA.84 Total protein synthesis and collagen

synthesis are high in the cells on plastic and in attached fibrin gel but low in floating collagen

and fibrin gels. Mechanical forces seem to play a dominant role in this case.85

Floating matrix . Contraction of freely-floating matrix by cells is dependent on α-SMA

expression.86,87 Fibroblasts in relaxed collagen gel lose stress fibers and focal adhesions and

do not proliferate. They form dendritic extensions that have microtubule cores and actin rich-tips.88,89 The extent of contraction is dependent on initial collagen concentration; lower density gels contract more rapidly. The release of mechanical tension triggers fibroblast apoptosis.90,91 This effect is specific of collagen, apoptosis is not observed in contractile fibrin gels.92 Signal transduction from the ECM is disturbed.93 Ribosomal RNA content is lower in collagen matrices than in the cells in monolayer.94 mRNA expression of TGF-β1 increases in

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the order of plastic, attached matrix, stress-relaxed matrix and floating matrix. The expression of collagenase mRNA is higher in collagen matrix than in the cells on plastic.95 The release of stressed matrix is followed by a burst of c-fos expression and ERK 1/2 kinase activation.96

Cell survival, collagen synthesis and degradation are regulated by integrins.

Antibodies to α2β1 integrins prevent the contraction and reduce apoptosis.97,98,99 Integrin

α11 mRNA and protein are up-regulated in attached collagen gel and down-regulated in

fibroblasts grown in floating gel.100 Rat liver MFB utilize α1β1 integrin for collagen matrix contraction as α2 subunit is not expressed in HSC, their precursors in vivo.101 The expression of α2 subunit in fibroblasts cultured in collagen gel is dependent on NF-κB activity that is induced by contact of the cells with collagen.102 The expression of the two receptors is regulated differentially and their functions are not identical. α1β1 mediates downregulation of collagen gene expression and α2β1 mediates induction of collagenase.103 Both of them are able to mediate gel contraction but their expression in vitro depends on the

environment and in vivo on the physiological state of the tissue.101 Matrix contraction may

be enhanced by collagen V that binds integrin αv β3.104

Increased synthesis of collagen is observed in the skin of α1-null mice. Col1(I) mRNA

levels in both granulation tissue and fetal fibroblasts are higher in the cells isolated from α1-

null animals and embedded in collagen gel than in wild-type cells. Integrins α1β1 provide a feedback inhibition of collagen synthesis.105 Blocking of β1 subunit by a monoclonal antibody, which abrogates phoshorylation of Akt/protein kinase B, protects cells from contraction-induced apoptosis. Phosphatidyl-inositol 3-kinase (PI3K)/Akt signaling is a regulator of cell survival. Downregulation of PI3/Akt survival signal results in apoptosis.

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Constitutive expression of phophatidylinositol 3-kinase (PI3K) protects fibroblasts from both apoptosis and anoikis.106

Secretion of metalloproteinases

MMP are a family of zinc-dependent proteinases that are secreted to the extracellular space

or localized to the cell surface. They are collectivelly able to cleave all components of ECM

and they can modify other biologically active molecules. A subgroup of collagenases comprises MMP-1, -8, -13 and -14 that degrade fibrillar collagens. Gelatinases MMP-2 and -9 cleave denatured collagen and collagen type IV.107

Both mechanical forces and the chemical nature of collagen play an important role in regulating MMP expression. Collagenase mRNA expression and activity are higher in fibroblasts cultured on type I collagen gel when compared to cells on plastic.108 Releasing stress by treating fibroblasts on plastic with cytochalasin D that disrupts cell cytoskeleton

enhances expresion and secretion of MMP-1, -2, -3, -13 and membrane-bound MMP-14. The

active form of MMP is more strongly expressed in cells cultured in floating matrices than in

cells in monolayer.109 Increased expression of MMP-2 and its inhibitor TIMP-2 mRNAs is

observed in fibroblasts when collagen gel with cultured cells is prestrained.110 Contact of

human MFB with collagen I gel results in the activation of proMMP-2 that is not observed in the cells grown on plastic or plastic coated with a thin layer of collagen I or IV, laminin or Matrigel. The induction of MMP-2 by accumulating collagen I may contribute to the remodeling of ECM in fibrotic liver.111,112 Increased expression of the active form of MMP-2 on collagen gel is accompanied by up-regulation of MT1-MMP protein. Metalloproteinase MT1-MMP (MMP-14) is known to activate MMP-2.113

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Collagen degradation is more rapid in floating matrices than in attached gels.114 Active forms of MMP-1 and MMP-2 can be detected around human HSC cultured on collagen gel by in situ zymography and in the culture medium, respectively.115 The expression of MMP-13 increases in rat liver MFB when the cells are embedded in attached collagen gel. However, the observed collagen degradation is a result of a joint action of a few

proteinases.18

Collagen contraction is enhanced by MMP activity and impaired by MMP inhibition.

MMP activity is stimulated in floating gel.116,117,118 Gel contraction by fibroblasts is greatly accelerated when the matrix is treated with plasmin that may activate MMP-1 secreted by the cells. Fibroblasts in healing wounds are in close proximity to keratinocytes that produce plasminogen activator in response to cytokines. Plasmin may play a role in provisional matrix remodeling.119 Contraction of floating collagen matrix gives rise to a mechanically relaxed tissue resembling dermis. The cells in floating matrix show low capacity to synthesize DNA and proliferate, decreased responsiveness to growth factors and decreased ability to

synthesize collagen.26 Three-dimensional matrix, especially at higher stiffness, impedes cell

proliferation and migration. The cells may secrete proteinases and degrade adjacent matrix

to create space for these activities. Interconnected multicellular networks are formed in gels

with low Young ’s modulus.120

Integrins α1β1 and α2β1 have different functions in the regulation of MMP

expression. MMP-1 mRNA level in fibroblasts cultured in retracting collagen gel is higher than that in cells on plastic. The diference can be eliminated when α2β1 integrin is blocked by a specific antibody. In contrast, the difference is much larger when α1 subunit is blocked. Changes in MMP expression are paralleled by changed expression of Ets-1 transcription factor.103,121 The induction of MMP-13 in periodontal ligament fibroblasts is dependent on

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integrin α11β1.122 The induction of MMP in collagen gel may be affected by signaling pathways downstream of integrin ligand binding. Contact of human skin fibroblasts with 3D collagen results in simultaneous activation of three groups of mitogen-activated protein kinases, ERK 1/2, JNK and p38. Tyrosine kinase inhibition suppresses MMP-13 expression, ERK1/2 inhibition enhances the expression.123 Collagen activates a member of protein kinase

C family PKC ξ and NF κB DNA binding.124 The expression of MMP-3, -9, -13, and -14 mRNA as

well as the activation of MMP-9 is enhanced in activated rat HSC embedded in collagen I gel.

The stimulation of MMP-9 expression requires NF-κB and AP-1 activities.125,126

The influence of fibronectin on collagen properties

Type I collagen is a major component of connective tissues but its action can be modified by other components of the ECM as well as by cytokines and agents used for treating the cells. Fibronectin contained in blood plasma and to a smaller extent in fetal bovine serum used in

cell culture influences the events in collagen matrix substantially.

Medium containing fetal bovine serum is procontractile. Collagen gel contraction by

human dermal fibroblasts is inhibited when serum used in culture medium is depleted of

fibronectin by affinity chromatography.127 The inhibition can be abolished by adding plasma

fibronectin or vitronectin to culture medium containing fibronectin-depleted fetal bovine serum.128 Fibronectin is much more efficient. The stimulated gel contractility is inhibited by peptides containing arg-gly-asp (RGD) sequences.129 Fibronectin fibrils are associated with stress fibers formed in the cells in attached collagen gel. Fibroblasts in floating gel do not form stress fibers or form fibronectin fibrils.130 Fibronectin added to collagen sponges

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accommodating chick fibroblasts enhances DNA synthesis in the cells. Fibronectin-coated sponges enhance wound healing in vivo.131

F-actin and α5 integrin are induced by fibronectin in trabecular meshwork cells cultured in collagen gel.132 Fibronectin promotes gel contraction by human corneal fibroblasts. It stimulates the formation of stress fibers in the cells and increases the amounts

of integrin subunits α5 and β1 and of paxillin, a component of focal adhesions.133 Fibroblasts

cultured on collagen matrix form clusters that are stabilized by fibronectin fibrils. Cell

clustering requires α5β1 integrins and can be prevented by blocking Rho kinase or myosin II activity.44,134 A succession of events taking place in the first hours of matrix contraction has been proposed. The earliest stage involving fibronectin and the integrin subunit α5 is followed by vitronectin-mediated cell attachment and the sequence is completed by the appearance of α2 integrin subunit and its interaction with collagen.135 Fibronectin produced by the fibroblasts themselves may enhance matrix contraction.136,137 Fibronectin is present on cell surfaces and associated with collagen in attached matrices. It disappears from the cell

surface after the matrix is released. Protein and DNA synthesis decrease.138 Fibronectin-null

mouse embryonic fibroblast adhere to collagen gel in the absence of serum but do not

spread or proliferate. Addition of plasma fibronectin results in an increase in the cell number

and formation of multicellular structures. Inhibition of fibronectin polymerization prevents

cell proliferation.139

Conclusion and Perspectives

The number of studies of cell behavior utilizing various 3D tissue models is increasing. Three-dimensional structure produces cells that differ in many aspects from their counterparts

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cultured on flat plastic dishes. Both morphology and metabolism of the cells are changed. Type I collagen as the most abundant protein found in tissues is the basis of many 3D models. Its chemical properties, the ability to interact with cells and to bind other ECM components, contribute a distinct specificity to the contact with cells. Collagen can be further modified by crosslinking or by casting on a stiffer substrate to better mimic matrix

development in healing wounds or in other tissues under physiological or pathological

situations. Future collagen matrix models may come even closer to situations in vivo by

better controling physico-chemical properties of the matrix, by incorporating into it other ECM proteins, glycoproteins and proteoglycans and by allowing fibroblastic cell interaction with inflammatory cells, epithelial and endothelial cells that also participate in the events going on in tissues.

Acknowledgement

This research was supported by PRVOUK P37/1.

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