Scientia Agricultura Sinica ›› 2025, Vol. 58 ›› Issue (12): 2453-2474.doi: 10.3864/j.issn.0578-1752.2025.12.014

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Effects of Cycloastragenol on Cellular Senescence of Pig Donor Fibroblast, Cytoskeletal Dynamic, and Early Developmental Stage of Nuclear Transfer Embryo

ZHOU Qi1,3(), ZHANG Liang1,2(), PAN Yu1,2, TU Zhi1,2, WANG Zheng3, LIU HangHang3, XIAN LingJin4, XIA YunHong5, PAN HongMei1,2(), LONG Xi1,2()   

  1. 1 Chongqing Academy of Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine, Chongqing 402460
    2 National Swine Technology Innovation Center, Chongqing 402460
    3 Northwest A&F University, Yangling 712100, Shaanxi
    4 Leshan Vocational and Technical College, Leshan 614013, Sichuan
    5 Sichuan Neijiang Agricultural Academy, Neijiang 641000, Sichuan
  • Received:2025-01-02 Accepted:2025-05-11 Online:2025-06-19 Published:2025-06-19
  • Contact: PAN HongMei, LONG Xi

Abstract:

【Background】 Germplasm resources are the foundation of the revitalization of the swine breeding industry, and their protection and utilization are critical. However, the outbreak of African swine fever and increasing market competition have caused a significant decline in the number of local Chinese pig breeds, therefore threatening the genetic diversity of pig germplasm resources, with many breeds now facing endangerment. Somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) is a promising strategy for restoring endangered pig breeds, but the aging of donor cells severely limits the efficiency of pig SCNT. Cycloastragenol (CAG) has demonstrated anti-aging effects in earlier studies. 【Objective】 This study aimed to evaluate the impact of CAG on aging-related phenotypes of pig ear marginal fibroblasts (PEMFs) and to explore the molecular mechanisms by which CAG regulates cellular senescence using RNA sequencing. Additionally, the potential of CAG as a pre-treatment for SCNT donor cells was further investigated. 【Method】 PEMFs exhibiting aging phenotypes were obtained through continuous passaging. Cell proliferation assays and flow cytometry were performed to detect Senescence-associated β-galactosidase (SA-β-Gal) activity, in order to analyze the optimal concentrations and treatment times of CAG for PEMFs at different stages of aging. The anti-aging effects of CAG were further assessed by measuring p53 protein levels and the expression of Senescence-associated secretory phenotype (SASP) markers, coupled with immunofluorescence staining of the cytoskeleton. By integrating phenotypic analysis with transcriptomic data, the potential mechanisms by which CAG slowed down PEMF senescence were elucidated. Additionally, SCNT embryo cleavage and blastocyst rates were statistically analyzed, followed by staining and quantification of the total cell number and trophectoderm cell number in SCNT blastocysts to investigate the effects of CAG-pretreated PEMFs on SCNT embryo developmental potential. 【Result】 SA-β-Gal assay and CCK-8 cell proliferation assay demonstrated that the anti-aging and proliferation-inhibitory effects of CAG were concentration- and time-dependent. Based on dose-effect balance analysis, the recommended treatment conditions were 100 μmol·L-1 CAG for 24 hours in P3/P6 PEMFs and 12 hours in P9 PEMFs. Under these conditions, CAG significantly reduced SA-β-Gal activity, p53 protein expression, and the secretion of certain SASP factors in PEMFs. Additionally, CAG treatment led to a significant reduction in cell surface area, focal adhesion number, and stress fiber thickness and quantity, while also reorganizing the cytoskeleton. Transcriptomic analysis and subsequent validation results revealed that CAG modulates pathways such as focal adhesion and extracellular matrix (ECM) signaling, thereby affecting the stability of the cytoskeleton. In embryo culture experiments, PEMFs treated with CAG exhibited higher cleavage and blastocyst formation rates, as well as greater blastocyst total cell numbers and trophoblast cell counts, indicating a significant improvement in the quality and developmental potential of early embryos.【Conclusion】 CAG effectively delayed donor cell senescence, reorganized the cytoskeleton, and significantly enhanced SCNT efficiency and embryo developmental potential. This discovery offered a novel approach to addressing the challenges of pig germplasm conservation and low cloning efficiency.

Key words: cycloastragenol, porcine ear marginal fibroblasts, cell senescence, cytoskeleton, somatic cell nuclear transfer, embryonic development

Table 1

Primers pairs sequence used in this study"

引物 Primer 引物序列 Primer sequence (5 ′-3 ′) 用途 Usage
β-actin F GACCCAGATCATGTTCGAGACCT SASP成分检测
SASP component detection
β-actin R CGGAGTCCATCACGATGCCAG
p53 F TCTGACTGTACCACCATCCACTA
p53 R ACAAACACGCACCTCAAAGC
THBS1 F CAAAGAGTTGGCCAGTGAGC
THBS1 R ATGATGGGGCAGGACACTTT
IGFBP2 F TCGTCTGGGCAGGGGTGCTACTG
IGFBP2 R GCTGTGGTTTACTGCATCCG
IGFBP4 F ACCGCAACGGCAACTTCCA
IGFBP4 R TCCCGTCTTCCGGTCCACA
CXCL14 F CGGCCAGCATGAGGCTCCTGAC
CXCL14 R ACTTGCATTTGGACCCGTCCACGC
CXCL16 F TCGCGGAGAATGTGGACGTGCTC
CXCL16 R TCGTCTGGGCAGGGGTGCTACTG
MMP1 F TGTTCTCACTCCAGGGAACC
MMP1 R TTCCTCCAGGTCCATCAAAG
MMP2 F TACACCTATACCAAGAACTTCCG
MMP2 R TGTCCGCCAGATGAACCG
MMP3 F GGCCTGCCCAAGTGGAGAAA
MMP3 R GCGGAGTCACTTCCTCCCAG
TIMP2 F GTAGTGATCAGGGCCAAAG
TIMP2 R TTCTCTGTGACCCAGTCCAT
TIMP3 F TCTGCAACTCCGACATCGTG
TIMP3 R CGGATGCAGGCGTAGTGTT
PTGS2 F AGACAGATCAGAAGCGAGGACC 转录组数据定量逆转录聚合酶联
反应验证
Transcriptome data quantitative reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction validation
PTGS2 R CATCATCAGACCAGGCACCA
SERPINB2 F CAAACCAAAGGCAAAATCCC
SERPINB2 R TTCATCTGGAAGCAACAGGAAC
FABP3 F CACAAAGCACCTTCAAGAGCA
FABP3 R ACAAGTTTGCCTCCATCCAGT
LGALS3 F GCTGGATAATAACTGGGGAAGG
LGALS3 R ACAAGTGAGCATCATTGACCG
COL6A3 F GTATCCTTCCGCTTGGTTCAT
COL6A3 R AGTTGGCTTCTGCCTCCCTA
GAPDH F CAGCAATGCCTCCTGTACCA
GAPDH R GACGTGGTGGGCGATGTTG
S100A2 F AGGGGAGAAGGTAGATGAGGAA
S100A2 R AGTGATGAGGGCCAGGAAAA
LUM F TAGGCCCACTCCCCAAATC
LUM R CTCTAAAAGCCGCTGAAACG
CHI3L1 F GCCAAACTACAGGACACCACA
CHI3L1 R CTCAGCACATAGCTCACAGCAT
CXCL8 F TGCACTTACTCTTGCCAGAACTG
CXCL8 R CAAACTGGCTGTTGCCTTCTT

Fig. 1

High concentrations of CAG inhibit cell proliferation in a concentration- and time-dependent manner A: PEMFs at P3, P6, and P9 were obtained through serial passaging, and the average expression of SA-β-Gal within the cells was measured by flow cytometry; B: The cytotoxicity of CAG at varying concentrations (25-200 μmol·L-1) towards PEMFs was assessed using a CCK8 assay. High concentrations (125-200 μmol·L-1) of CAG induced significant cytotoxicity in PEMFs (P<0.01), which led to the selection of experimental CAG concentrations of 25-100 μmol·L-1 for subsequent studies; C: The cell proliferation curve of PEMFs treated with different concentrations of CAG for 7 days was presented. Only 25 μmol·L-1 CAG consistently promoted PEMF proliferation, whereas medium concentrations (50-100 μmol·L-1) of CAG inhibited PEMF proliferation in a time- and concentration-dependent manner"

Fig. 2

CAG decreases SA-β-Gal expression in a concentration- and time-dependent manner P3, P6, and P9 PEMFs were treated with 25, 50, 75, and 100 μmol·L-1 CAG for 12 h and 24 h respectively. Flow cytometric histograms of SA-β-Gal activity in these PEMFs showed that CAG reduced SA-β-Gal levels in a concentration- and time-dependent manner. The bar graph represented the quantification of the average SA-β-Gal fluorescence intensity under different treatment conditions, as shown in the corresponding flow cytometry histograms. A two-way analysis of variance was performed to analyze the SA-β-Gal flow cytometry data, *. P<0.05,**. P<0.01. Data was derived from at least three independent experiments"

Fig. 3

The effect of CAG on cell senescence A: PEMFs at P3 and P6 were treated with 100 μmol·L-1 CAG for 24 hours, and PEMFs at P9 were treated for 12 hours. Representative images of SA-β-Gal staining were shown, where the blue cells indicated by red arrows were indicative of senescent cells. Scale bar: 100 μm; B: Statistical results showed the results of SA-β-GAL positive cells in every 100 cells under the microscope. C: Western blot analysis showed p53 protein expression in PEMFs at passages P3, P6, and P9; D: Quantitative PCR analysis of the relative mRNA expression levels of SASP markers in control and CAG-treated cells. Student’s t-test was used to analyze the data, *. P<0.05, **. P<0.01"

Fig. 4

Transcriptome analysis of PEMFs treated with CAG A: Genes that were upregulated and downregulated in PEMFs; B: Comparison of gene expression results between qPCR and RNA-seq for upregulated and downregulated genes in PEMFs; C: KEGG enrichment analysis results for PEMFs; D: GO enrichment analysis results for PEMFs"

Fig. 5

Expression of focal adhesion formation-related genes and signaling pathway network diagram A: Histograms of focal adhesion-related gene expression in the control and experimental groups under PEMFs; B: Focal adhesion signaling pathway network diagram, where red indicated upregulated gene or protein expression, and green indicated downregulated gene or protein expression"

Fig. 6

The effect of CAG on β-tubulin in PEMFs PEMFs at P3 and P6 were treated with 100 μmol·L-1 CAG for 24 hours, and PEMFs at P9 were treated with 100 μmol·L-1 CAG for 12 hours. Representative β-tubulin immunofluorescence microscopy images were shown, with β-tubulin (red staining) and nuclear DNA (blue staining), Scale bar: 150 μm"

Fig. 7

The effect of CAG on vimentin in PEMFs PEMFs at P3 and P6 were treated with 100 μmol·L-1 CAG for 24 hours, and PEMFs at P9 were treated with 100 μmol·L-1 CAG for 12 hours. Representative vimentin immunofluorescence microscopy images were shown, with vimentin (green staining) and nuclear DNA (blue staining), Scale bar: 150 μm"

Fig. 8

The effect of CAG on F-actin in PEMFs A: PEMFs at P3 and P6 were treated with 100 μmol·L-1 CAG for 24 hours, and PEMFs at P9 were treated with 100 μmol·L-1 CAG for 12 hours. Representative F-actin immunofluorescence microscopy images were shown, with F-actin (green staining) and nuclear DNA (blue staining). White arrows indicated stress fibers, orange arrows indicated focal adhesion points, and red arrows indicated lamellipodia, Scale bar: 150 μm; B: Quantification of cell area; C: Measurement of stress fiber length; D: Number of stress fibers per single cell (N = 10). E: Measurement of stress fiber thickness. All data were analyzed using ImageJ software for morphological measurements, and one-way ANOVA was used for statistical analysis. *. P<0.05, **. P<0.01"

Fig. 9

CAG-treated PEMFs as nuclear donor cells promote early SCNT embryo development A: P6 PEMFs were treated with 100 μmol·L-1 CAG for 24 hours and synchronized with control group cells. SCNT was performed, and cleavage-stage embryos were photographed under a microscope 28 hours later. Blastocyst images were captured on day 6. Scale bar: 100 μm; B: After harvesting blastocysts, fluorescence staining was performed using DAPI (for DNA) and CDX2 antibodies (for trophoblast marker) on the blastocysts. Representative images were captured using a fluorescence microscope, with a blank control group included. Scale bar: 80 μm; C: The data in C represent the mean ± standard deviation from three independent experiments. One-way ANOVA statistical analysis was performed, *. P<0.05, **. P<0.01"

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