Single Cell Analysis of Crohn's Disease Patient-Derived Small Intestinal Organoids
Source Suzuki et al., 2018 · Tokyo Medical and Dental University · 10.1007/s00535-018-1437-3
Abstract
This protocol establishes small intestinal organoids from enteroscopic biopsy specimens of Crohn's disease patients in active and remission states, and analyzes intestinal stem cell properties using single-cell gene expression profiling and organoid reformation assays. The protocol reveals disease activity-dependent modifications in stem cell marker expression and organoid-reforming capacity.
Protocol overview
30 steps across 7 phases
- 1 Obtain small intestinal biopsy specimens
- 2 Perform immunohistochemistry on surgical specimens
- 1 Isolate crypts from biopsy specimens
- 2 Embed crypts in Matrigel
- 3 Prepare WENR culture medium
- 4 Add culture medium and Y-27632 to crypts
- 5 Culture organoids to passage 3
- 1 Fix and prepare passage 3 organoids for staining
- 2 Perform immunocytochemistry on organoids
- 3 Image organoids and compare marker expression
- 1 Dissociate passage 3 organoids into single cells
- 2 Prepare single-cell suspension
- 3 Load single cells onto microfluidic chip
- 1 Perform pre-amplification of target genes
- 2 Perform quantitative multiplex PCR
- 3 Acquire gene expression data
- 1 Process single-cell gene expression data
- 2 Perform hierarchical cluster analysis
- 3 Perform principal component analysis (PCA)
- 4 Perform t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding (tSNE) analysis
- 5 Analyze gene expression correlation within clusters
- 6 Perform multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA)
- 1 Dissociate passage 3 organoids for reformation assay
- 2 Optimize cell seeding density
- 3 Seed single cells at optimized density
- 4 Add culture medium to seeded cells
- 5 Culture reformed organoids for 10 days
- 6 Quantify organoid reformation using 3D scanner
- 7 Calculate organoid reformation efficiency
- 8 Perform statistical comparison of reformation efficiency
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This SOP was authored by Organthis based on the published method in Suzuki et al., 2018. The originating laboratory holds no rights in this SOP and has not endorsed it unless marked Verified.
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