Self-Organization of Polarized Cerebellar Tissue in 3D Culture of Human Pluripotent Stem Cells
Source Muguruma et al., 2015 · RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology · 10.1016/j.celrep.2014.12.051
Abstract
This protocol generates polarized cerebellar tissue structures from human embryonic stem cells (ESCs) through 3D culture with sequential growth factor addition. The self-organized neuroepithelium differentiates into functional cerebellar cell types including Purkinje cells, granule cells, and interneurons, recapitulating early human cerebellar ontogenesis.
Protocol overview
21 steps across 4 phases
- 1 hESC Dissociation and Reaggregation
- 2 FGF2 Addition
- 3 Medium Change at Day 7
- 4 Full Medium Replacement at Day 14
- 1 Transfer to Suspension Culture
- 2 Optional: FGF19 Treatment for D-V Polarization
- 3 Optional: SDF1 Treatment for Continuous NE and RL Formation
- 4 Regular Medium Changes
- 1 Isolation of KIRREL2+ Cerebellar Plate Neuroepithelial Progenitors
- 2 Preparation of Mouse Rhombic Lip Cells
- 3 Dissociated Cell Co-culture Setup
- 4 Initial Culture in Serum-Containing Medium
- 5 Transition to Serum-Free, Defined Medium
- 6 Long-term Maintenance with Cytosine Arabinoside Treatment
- 7 Long-term Culture and Maturation (Days 35-148+)
- 1 Isolation of PSA-NCAM+ Granule Cell Precursors
- 2 GFP Labeling of hESC-Derived Cells
- 3 Preparation of Mouse Cerebellar Cells
- 4 Reaggregate Formation
- 5 Reaggregate Culture Setup
- 6 Observation of Granule Cell Migration and Maturation (Days 5-8+)
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This SOP was authored by Organthis based on the published method in Muguruma et al., 2015. The originating laboratory holds no rights in this SOP and has not endorsed it unless marked Verified.
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