Atopic Dermatitis Skin Organoids
Source Jung et al., 2022 · Adult Stem Cell Research Center and Research Institute for Veterinary Science, College of Veterinary Medicine, Seoul National University · 10.1016/j.isci.2022.105150
Abstract
This protocol describes the generation of air-liquid interface (ALI)-cultured human skin organoids from iPSCs with Wnt signaling activation to model atopic dermatitis. The organoids feature a stratified squamous epithelium resembling adult human skin and are used to study Staphylococcus aureus colonization and infection, demonstrating direct causality between S. aureus and atopic dermatitis pathologies. The model also evaluates the protective effect of commensal Cutibacterium acnes bacteria.
Protocol overview
22 steps across 6 phases
- a hiPSC dissociation and EB formation
- b Y-27632 supplementation for EB formation
- c Transfer EBs to differentiation medium
- d Wnt activation and CNCC induction
- a Transition to skin maturation medium
- b Transfer to low-attachment 6-well plates
- c Orbital shaking culture
- d Regular medium replacement
- a Prepare collagen-coated Transwell inserts
- b Add basal culture medium to Transwell wells
- c Cut organoids into quarters and place on Transwell
- d Initial ALI culture in humidified incubator
- a Transfer to dry culture conditions
- b Daily medium replacement during dry culture
- c Culture in dry conditions for 6 days
- a Prepare S. aureus inoculum
- b Prepare C. acnes inoculum
- c Wash ALI-organoids with antibiotic-free medium
- d Inoculate bacteria on organoid surface
- e Co-culture under dry conditions
- a Pre-treat organoids with C. acnes
- b Subsequent S. aureus challenge
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This SOP was written by Organthis based on the published method in Jung et al., 2022. Once the originating laboratory has confirmed it, the SOP is marked Verified.
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