Isolation and Culture of Human Endometrial Organoids
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Corresponding Organization : University of Cambridge
Other organizations : Addenbrooke's Hospital, The Royal Free Hospital, Anthony Nolan, University College London, University of Warwick, MRC Centre for Reproductive Health, University of Edinburgh, Wellcome/Cancer Research UK Gurdon Institute, Wellcome/MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, Medical Research Council
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- Chopping of endometrial/decidual/carcinoma tissues into approximately 0.5 mm^3 cubes
- Enzymatic digestion in Dispase II/collagenase V solution
- Washing and collection of flow-through
- Resuspension of retained glandular elements in Matrigel
- Plating of Matrigel-cell suspension in 48-well plate
- Overlaying with Expansion Medium
- Passaging of organoid cultures
- Stromal cell culture in Advanced DMEM/F12 medium
- Organoid formation and growth in Matrigel-based culture system
- Subsequent analysis of organoids
- Use of specific cell culture media (RPMI 1640, Advanced DMEM/F12, Expansion Medium)
- Use of specific reagents (Dispase II, collagenase V, Matrigel, cell culture supplements)
- Incubation temperature (37°C)
- Incubation duration (30-60 min)
- Cell sieve pore size (100 μm)
- Passaging frequency (every 7-10 days)
- None specified
- None specified
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