Lung Cancer Tumouroids for Drug Screening
Source Kim et al., 2019 · Asan Institute for Life Sciences, Seoul, South Korea · 10.1038/s41467-019-11867-6
Abstract
This protocol describes the establishment and culture of lung cancer organoids (LCOs) and normal bronchial organoids (NBOs) from patient-derived lung tissues. LCOs maintain the histological, genetic, and phenotypic characteristics of original tumors while enabling rapid patient-specific drug screening and therapeutic response prediction in a 3D culture system.
Protocol overview
43 steps across 7 phases
- a Collect and transport tissue samples
- b Wash tissue samples
- c Section tissue samples
- d Dissociate tissue and prepare cell suspension
- e Triturate and filter cell suspension
- f Centrifuge and prepare quality control sample
- a Prepare MBM (Minimum Basal Medium)
- b Seed LCOs in Matrigel
- c Add culture medium
- d Incubate and observe organoid formation
- e Change medium every 4 days
- a Determine passaging time point
- b Harvest organoids from Matrigel
- c Wash organoid pellet
- d Dissociate organoids to single cells
- e Inactivate trypsin and centrifuge
- f Wash and resuspend cells
- g Solidify Matrigel and add medium
- h Continue culture and monitor growth
- a Prepare MBM + WNA medium
- b Seed NBOs in Matrigel
- c Add MBM + WNA medium
- d Incubate and monitor organoid formation
- e Passage NBOs using same protocol as LCOs
- a Determine organoid size for banking
- b Harvest and clean organoids
- c Prepare freezing medium
- d Resuspend organoids in freezing medium
- e Aliquot into cryogenic vials
- f Freeze organoids gradually
- g Store in gas phase nitrogen tank
- a Retrieve and thaw organoid vial
- b Transfer to culture medium
- c Centrifuge and resuspend
- d Seed thawed organoids
- e Add medium and assess viability
- a Prepare organoids for drug screening
- b Prepare organoid suspension for seeding
- c Allow organoid formation
- d Prepare and add drug solutions
- e Monitor organoid response
- f Measure cell viability
- g Calculate IC50 values
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This SOP was written by Organthis based on the published method in Kim et al., 2019. Once the originating laboratory has confirmed it, the SOP is marked Verified.
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