Colorectal Adenocarcinoma Intestinal Bioprinted and Engineered Tissues
Source Creff et al., 2019 · LAAS-CNRS, Université de Toulouse, CNRS · 10.1016/j.biomaterials.2019.119404
Abstract
This protocol describes the development of a photopolymerizable PEG-DA/acrylic acid hydrogel combined with high-resolution stereolithography to fabricate 3D scaffolds that reproduce the crypt-villus architecture of the mouse intestinal epithelium. The 5 μm resolution printing enables accurate replication of intestinal topography and supports the culture and differentiation of Caco-2 intestinal epithelial cells for up to 3 weeks.
Protocol overview
25 steps across 5 phases
- a Dissolve photoinitiator
- b Mix hydrogel components
- c Perform UV crosslinking
- d Wash polymerized hydrogels
- a Prepare STL file and slicing parameters
- b Prepare substrate for adhesion
- c Print pedestal for strong adhesion
- d Print scaffold structure
- e Develop printed scaffold
- f Sterilize and wash scaffold
- a Prepare culture medium for Caco-2 cells
- b Seed cells on 3D scaffolds
- c Culture cells in incubator
- d Change culture medium
- a Fix cells with PFA
- b Permeabilize cells
- c Wash and prepare for staining
- d Apply primary antibodies
- e Apply phalloidin (alternative to primary antibodies)
- f Wash after primary antibodies
- g Apply secondary antibodies
- h Nuclear staining and final washes
- a Rinse cells with PBS
- b Incubate with Blue AP substrate
- c Rinse and fix
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This SOP was written by Organthis based on the published method in Creff et al., 2019. Once the originating laboratory has confirmed it, the SOP is marked Verified.
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