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Human iPSC-Derived Cerebral Organoid Differentiation Kit

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Materials Provided
Box A(2-8°C)
IDComponentsSize
RIPO-BWM001K-C01Basal medium A22.5ml
RIPO-BWM001K-C02Basal medium B22.5ml
RIPO-BWM001K-C03Basal medium MM90ml
 
Box B(-20°C)
IDComponentsSize
RIPO-BWM001K-1-C01Supplement A-12ml
RIPO-BWM001K-1-C02Supplement A-20.5ml
RIPO-BWM001K-1-C03Supplement B-12ml
RIPO-BWM001K-1-C04Supplement B-20.5ml
RIPO-BWM001K-1-C05Supplement MM-18ml
RIPO-BWM001K-1-C06Supplement MM-22ml
  • Product Details
    Human iPSC-Derived Cerebral Organoid Differentiation Kit (Ca. No. RIPO-BWM001K) allows hESC or hiPSC to differentiate into cerebral organoids. Cerebral organoids are three-dimensional in vitro models with a cellular composition and structural organization that is representative to the human cerebral regions. This kit can produce 96 cerebral organoids in three steps. Differentiation was carried out by forming EBs from PSC at an ultra-low attachment U shape 96 well plate, and then changing the medium according to the instructions. Organoids generated using Human iPSC-Derived Cerebral Organoid Differentiation Kit (Ca. No. RIPO-BWM001K) feature various types of neurons (including TH postive neurons) and glia cells (including OLIG2 and IBA1 positive cells). These cerebral organoids show spontaneous electrophysiological activity and response to a-syn PFFs induced toxicity, representing the functionality of the organoids.
  • Product Specification
    The basic medium of this differentiation kit is a serum-free, well-defined medium with minimal batch variation to which differentiation factors are added. This medium does not contain antibiotics, the addition of which may affect organoid differentiation.
  • Storage

    The unopened Box A is stable for 12 months from the date of manufacture if stored under 2-8°C.
    The unopened Box B is stable for 12 months from the date of manufacture if stored under -20°C.
    The opened kit should be stored according to components table.

Product Diagram
 - PRODUCT DIAGRAM

Protocol Diagram of cerebral organoid differentiation.

Validation Data
Orgnaoid Histology
 - ORGNAOID HISTOLOGY

Left: Early-stage cerebral organoid show rosette-like structures (neural stem cells), which become smaller as organoids develop.
Right: Day 109 cerebral organoids show uniform morphology and show no dead core inside.

Marker Expression
 - MARKER EXPRESSION

Presence of NESTIN positive cells and TUJ1 positive cells in early stage (day 36) cerebral organoid.
TUJ1: early-stage neuronal marker.
NESTIN : a cytoskeletal intermediate filament characterized in neural stem cells.

 - MARKER EXPRESSION

Presence of TH and MAP2 positive neurons in day 92 cerebral organoid.
TH: used as cell marker of dopaminergic neurons.
MAP2: mature neuron cell marker.

 - MARKER EXPRESSION

Left: Presence of GFAP positive cells at day 109 cultured cerebral organoid.
Right: Presence of OLIG2 positive cells at day 119 cultured cerebral organoid.
GFAP: marker for astrocyte.
OLIG2: marker for oligodendrocyte.

 - MARKER EXPRESSION

Presence of TH and IBA1 positive cell in day 147 cultured cerebral organoid.
IBA1: cell marker for microglia.

Organoid Activity
 - ORGANOID ACTIVITY

A: patch-clamp recording of excitatory neurons sectioned from cerebral organoids at day 102. Excitatory neuron showed stable response to step injection currents.
B: Recording of cerebral organoid (day 60) using silicon probe. Neurons showed spontaneous activities and different waveforms.
C: MEA recording indicated spontaneous bursting activities for cerebral organoid (day 86).

Organoid Application
 - ORGANOID APPLICATION

Using cerebral organoids for modelling Parkinson's Disease. Cerebral organoids are treated with Human Alpha-Synuclein Pre-formed Fibrils Protein (Ca. No. ALN-H51H4). Dopaminergic neurons and MAP2 positive neurons are damaged with both 0.1μM and 1μM Alpha-Synuclein Pre-formed Fibrils.

 - ORGANOID APPLICATION

AAVs selection using cerebral organoids: Different capsid of AAVs were incubated with cerebral organoids. As the results, different affinities of each AAV to the cerebral organoid were observed.

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