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    Three-dimensional models of skeletal muscle under tension and methods to induce traumatic injury: systematic review search protocol

    Kunal Bhanot, Robert Staruch

    Published: 2024-06-10 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.q26g71m81gwz/v1
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    Abstract

    Volumetric

    muscle loss (VML) is defined as the significant loss of skeletal muscle as a result of traumatic injury or surgical intervention, resulting in functional and regenerative impairment. It is a considerable form of morbidity and is implicated in blast, penetrating or blunt trauma. Current research on VML is centred around models that are not specific to the injury patterns or environments usually encountered. In order to examine the effects of traumatic injury on skeletal muscle, more representative in vitro o models are required to generate a deeper cellular picture prior to preclinical validation. Whilst in vivo models are invaluable, they are expensive and have a lower throughput platform for discovery research. The aim of this systematic review is to examine the types of in vitro o muscle models that are applicable to understanding VML. We have therefore designed an inclusive search protocol to incorporate all relevant muscle models under tension and endeavour to subcategorise these depending on methods of inducing injury. “Skeletal muscle” was the major inclusion criterion, followed by “three dimensional” and “model”. The Ovid interface was used to search MEDLINE, EMBASE and Web of Science Core Collection databases to yield 4,895 eligible articles after de-duplication. As of 30/05/2024 articles are in the process of being blindly screened by two independent reviewers. Major inclusion criteria are three dimensional in vitro o models under tension. A sub analysis will subsequently be performed to examine how injury is induced in such muscle models.

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    Methods

    1.

    This systematic review was reported in compliance with the PRISMA 2020 checklist. The protocol was developed prospectively in collaboration with a research librarian (NT) at the Nuffield Department of Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences (NDORMS).

    2.

    All databases were searched from inception until 13/03/2024. The Ovid interface was used to search MEDLINE (1946-present), EMBASE (1974-present) and Web of Science Core Collection (1900-present) databases. No date or language limits were applied. Synonyms were produced in line with elements of the research question. “Skeletal muscle” was the major inclusion criterion, followed by “three dimensional” and “model”. Synonyms for skeletal muscle included “myotube”, “slow-twitch muscle fibres” and “fast-twitch muscle fibres”. Synonyms for “three-dimensional” included “3D”, “organoid” and “lab on a chip”. Synonyms for “model” included “scaffold”, “architecture” and “platform”. Full search strategies can be found in the appendix.

    Inclusion criteria

    3.

    In vitro studies that utilised any skeletal muscle cell lines (primary or immortalised, single or multicellular) of any species cultured with an anchor system were eligible for inclusion. Models that used organic hydrogel compounds native to the human body (fibrin or collagen) were included. Where studies reported minor experimental modifications of previously reported models (with detailed methods), the most comprehensive study or studies were included.

    Exclusion criteria

    4.

    Models that did not impose axial strain or loading, self-assembly models (spheroids etc) or tissue explant models (including slice culture) were excluded. In vitro models that cultured cells on patterned surfaces (to include orientation) were also excluded, even if they used 3D systems. In vitro monolayer systems were excluded. Ex vivo perfusion systems were also excluded. Models that synthesised hydrogels using materials that were incapable of biodegradation (breakdown of organic matter into constituent elements) within humans (or human tissue) were excluded. Studies without detailed methods, opinion pieces, reviews, letters, conference abstracts, in vivo work and book chapters were excluded.

    Appendix

    5.

    EMBASE search:

    ABCD
    Total Records downloaded (enter this number here to update SearchReport tab):1970
    Search Strategy
    Embase 1974 to present
    1skeletal myoblast/596
    2(skeletal adj2 myoblast*).tw,kf.2170
    3skeletal muscle cell line/83
    4(cell* adj2 (stem or primary or satellite)).tw,kf.624478
    5(myogenic or skeletal muscle).tw,kf.172977
    64 and 511204
    7skeletal muscle/144693
    8slow muscle fiber/2149
    9fast muscle fiber/2212
    1010skeletal.tw,kf.299053
    10
    11(muscle* adj2 fiber*).tw,kf.35259
    1210 and 1113999
    13(fast-twitch or intermediate or white or type II).tw,kf.1117798
    14(red or slow-twitch or type I).tw,kf.630013
    1513 or 141657758
    1611 and 156707
    17myotube*.tw,kf.15390
    18(skeletal adj2 myocyte*).tw,kf.751
    19(myogenic or skeletal muscle).tw,kf.172977
    20(cell* adj2 c2c12).tw,kf.6130
    2119 and 203398
    221 or 2 or 3 or 6 or 7 or 8 or 9 or 12 or 16 or 17 or 18 or 21171236
    233d.tw,kf.324905
    24three d.tw,kf.638
    253 dimension*.tw,kf.38685
    26organoid/13217
    27organoid*.tw,kf.23541
    28exp lab on a chip/11240
    29lab on a chip.tw,kf.3765
    30organ on a chip.tw,kf.1453
    31exp bioengineering/235895
    32bioengineer*.tw,kf.15596
    33biological engineer*.tw,kf.1427
    34tissue engineer*.tw,kf.80668
    3523 or 24 or 25 or 26 or 27 or 28 or 29 or 30 or 31 or 32 or 33 or 34628442
    3622 and 353934
    37model*.tw,kf.5000672
    38scaffold*.tw,kf.158968
    39architecture*.tw,kf.197564
    40platform*.tw,kf.357571
    41(system or systems).tw,kf.4417710
    4237 or 38 or 39 or 40 or 418919326
    4336 and 422505
    44conference*.pt.5859448
    4543 not 441970
    6.

    MEDLINE search:

    ABCD
    Total Records downloaded (enter this number here to update SearchReport tab):2650
    Search Strategy
    Medline (Ovid MEDLINE‱ Epub Ahead of Print, In-Process & Other Non-Indexed Citations, Ovid MEDLINE‱ Daily and Ovid MEDLINE‱) 1946 to present
    1exp Myoblasts, Skeletal/4090
    2(skeletal adj2 myoblast*).tw,kf.1795
    3(cell* adj2 (stem or primary or satellite)).tw,kf.422521
    4(myogenic or skeletal muscle).tw,kf.139662
    53 and 48576
    6Muscle, Skeletal/166516
    7Muscle Fibers, Skeletal/17604
    8Muscle Fibers, Slow-Twitch/2488
    9Muscle Fibers, Fast-Twitch/3131
    10skeletal.tw,kf.237495
    1111(muscle* adj2 fiber*).tw,kf.29880
    11
    1210 and 1111474
    13(fast-twitch or intermediate or white or type II).tw,kf.844075
    14(red or slow-twitch or type I).tw,kf.493609
    1513 or 141266664
    1611 and 155555
    17myotube*.tw,kf.12495
    18(skeletal adj2 myocyte*).tw,kf.600
    19(myogenic or skeletal muscle).tw,kf.139662
    20(cell* adj2 c2c12).tw,kf.4658
    2119 and 202556
    221 or 2 or 5 or 6 or 7 or 8 or 9 or 12 or 16 or 17 or 18 or 21193945
    233d.tw,kf.249537
    24three d.tw,kf.468
    253 dimension*.tw,kf.29970
    26Organoids/13773
    2727organoid*.tw,kf.15510
    27
    28Lab-On-A-Chip Devices/7533
    29lab on a chip.tw,kf.3690
    30organ on a chip.tw,kf.1382
    31exp Bioengineering/62819
    32bioengineer*.tw,kf.12040
    33biological engineer*.tw,kf.432
    34Tissue Engineering/45681
    35tissue engineer*.tw,kf.64407
    3623 or 24 or 25 or 26 or 27 or 28 or 29 or 30 or 31 or 32 or 33 or 34 or 35387881
    3722 and 363428
    38model*.tw,kf.3967863
    39scaffold*.tw,kf.135360
    40methods.fs.4360174
    41architecture*.tw,kf.172933
    42platform*.tw,kf.271052
    43(system or systems).tw,kf.3641694
    4438 or 39 or 40 or 41 or 42 or 4310499757
    4537 and 442650
    7.

    Web of science search strategy:

    Search

    Strategy                                  

    #          Search Query  Database         Results

    1          "myotube OR (skeletal NEAR/2

    myoblast*) OR ""skeletal muscle"" OR ""fast

    twitch muscle fibre*"" OR ""slow twitch muscle

    fibre*"" OR (skeletal NEAR/2 myocyte*)  (Topic) AND 3d OR ""three

    dimension*"" OR ""three d"" OR organoid* OR

    ""lab on a chip"" OR ""organ on a

    chip"" OR bioengineer* OR ""tissue engineer*"" OR

    ""biological engineer*"" 

    (Topic) AND model* OR scaffold* OR architecture* OR platform* OR system

    OR systems  (Topic)                            "         

    Web of

    Science Core Collection         2811

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