Abstract:Objective To study the in vitro biocompatibility of SD rat adipose stem cells with different acellular bladder matrix (bladder acellular matrix graft, BAMG), and provide favorable experimental basis to further implantation into animals. Methods In the bilateral inguinal adipose tissue of SD rats, the primary fat cells were obtained after treatment. CD29, CD34, CD44 and CD45 were used to identify adipose derived stem cells by staining and flow cytometry. BAMG of SD rats and New Zealand rabbits were prepared. Using secondary precipitation method, adipose stem cells were inoculated on different BAMG surface, cell growth on the surface of the materials was observed, and cell growth curve was drawn. Results After in vitro culture of the cellular materials for 5 days, HE staining revealed the adipose derived stem cells of SD rats grew better on the surface of SD rat BAMG than on the surface of New Zealand rabbit BAMG, the cells grew into spindle cells, and the cell growth curve was consistent with that of the primary fat cells of SD rats. Conclusions Adipose stem cells of SD rats grow better on the surface of SD rat BAMG complex than on the surface of New Zealand rabbit BAMG complex, it has better biological compatibility. Our result provides favorable experimental basis for further implantation of the cell scaffold complex into animals.