Generation and Analysis of Human Cerebral Organoids Derived from DCHS1 and FAT4 Patient iPSCs to Model Periventricular Heterotopia
Source Klaus et al., 2019 · Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany · 10.1038/s41591-019-0371-0
Abstract
This protocol describes the generation of three-dimensional cerebral organoids from induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) derived from individuals with periventricular heterotopia (PH) caused by mutations in DCHS1 or FAT4 genes, as well as isogenic knockout control lines. The organoids recapitulate the cortical heterotopia phenotype and reveal defects in neural progenitor cell morphology and neuronal migration dynamics characteristic of PH disease.
Protocol overview
70 steps across 13 phases
- 1 Fibroblast Collection and Feeder Cell Setup
- 2 Patient Fibroblast Dissociation and Seeding
- 3 Medium Change and B18R Supplementation
- 4 Modified mRNA (mmRNA) Transfection
- 5 Colony Observation and Early Selection
- 6 Medium Switch to STEMPRO hESC SFM
- 7 iPSC Colony Harvesting and Passaging
- 8 Adaptation to Feeder-Free Culture
- 1 doxycycline Induction of Cas9
- 2 gRNA Lipofection for DCHS1 Editing
- 3 gRNA Electroporation for FAT4 Editing
- 4 Edited Cell Selection and Cloning
- 5 Genotyping of Single-Cell Colonies
- 1 Embryoid Body Formation
- 2 Embryoid Body Plating and Neural Induction
- 3 Neural Rosette Identification and Manual Isolation
- 4 NPC Expansion and Passaging
- 1 Organoid Initiation from iPSCs
- 2 Organoid Maintenance and Medium Exchanges
- 3 Organoid Analysis Timepoints
- 1 miRNA Vector Construction and Validation
- 2 Organoid Electroporation Setup
- 3 Electroporation Pulse Delivery
- 4 Post-Electroporation Recovery
- 1 Organoid Slice Preparation
- 2 Slice Culture on Cell Culture Inserts
- 3 Live Imaging Setup and Acquisition
- 4 Neuronal Tracking and Analysis
- 1 NPC Differentiation in Monolayer
- 2 Live Imaging of Neuronal Migration
- 3 Cell Tracking and Parameter Measurement
- 4 Neuronal Identity Confirmation
- 1 Organoid Microdissection
- 2 Tissue Dissociation and Cell Filtering
- 3 Cell Washing and Counting
- 4 FACS Sorting of Single Cells
- 5 Smart-seq2 cDNA Synthesis
- 6 Library Construction with Nextera XT
- 7 Sequencing on Illumina HiSeq2500
- 1 Neuronal Culture Dissociation
- 2 Cell Washing and Resuspension
- 3 10X Chromium Library Preparation Setup
- 4 cDNA Cleanup, Amplification, and Library Preparation
- 5 Library Pooling and Sequencing
- 1 Organoid Sectioning
- 2 Antigen Retrieval and Blocking
- 3 Primary Antibody Incubation
- 4 Washing and Secondary Antibody Incubation
- 5 Nuclear Staining and Mounting
- 6 Microscopy and Image Acquisition
- 7 Image Quantification
- 1 Organoid Collection and Enzymatic Dissociation
- 2 Cell Washing and Filtering
- 3 Cell Fixation in Ethanol
- 4 Antibody Staining
- 5 Secondary Antibody Incubation
- 6 FACS Data Acquisition
- 1 Protein Extraction from NPCs
- 2 Protein Quantification
- 3 SDS-PAGE Separation
- 4 Protein Transfer to Nitrocellulose Membrane
- 5 Blocking and Primary Antibody Incubation
- 6 Washing and Secondary Antibody Incubation
- 7 Chemiluminescent Detection
- 8 Quantification
- 1 Probe Generation
- 2 Organoid Sectioning and Slide Preparation
- 3 mRNA Detection by In Situ Hybridization
- 4 Washing and Antibody Detection
- 5 Mounting and Microscopy
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This SOP was authored by Organthis based on the published method in Klaus et al., 2019. The originating laboratory holds no rights in this SOP and has not endorsed it unless marked Verified.
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