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RNA virus

Non-pathogenic

Broad tropism

hoofdkenmerken Sendai virus

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  • Integrating technologies kunnen het genoom veranderen
    → risico op insertional mutagenesis en veranderde celfunctie

  • Sommige celtypes zijn moeilijk te reprogrammeren
    → lage efficiëntie, zeker bij beperkte patiëntsamples

  • Sommige methodes zijn technisch minder praktisch
    → bijvoorbeeld meerdere transfecties nodig

Principe: een goede reprogrammingmethode moet efficiënt, veilig en praktisch uitvoerbaar zijn, zonder permanente genetische schade aan de cellen.

reprogramming challenges

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Sendai Reprogramming Kit

een eerste kit dat de hoofdchallenges van reprogramming aanpakt

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Reprogram somatic cells into iPSCs using transcription factors.

What is the main purpose of the CytoTune-iPS Sendai kit?

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Non-integrating system, so no insertion into the genome.

Why is Sendai reprogramming often preferred over integrating viral methods?

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GMP version is for clinical/translational use, research version for standard lab use.

What is the difference between GMP and normal research versions of the Sendai reprogramming kit?

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Cells should stay pluripotent in culture and only differentiate when intentionally induced.

Why is spontaneous differentiation a problem during pluripotent stem cell culture?

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Non-optimal medium or culture conditions.

What can cause unwanted differentiation of pluripotent stem cells in culture?

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They survive better and experience less stress than single isolated cells.

Why are pluripotent stem cells often passaged as clumps/aggregates instead of single cells?

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Methods like electroporation often require single cells, but single-cell survival is poor.

Why is engineering/editing pluripotent stem cells challenging?

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Culture of pluripotent stem cells.

What is E8 medium used for?

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Chemically defined composition (components are exactly known).

What is an important advantage of E8 medium?

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FGF in the medium is not very stable.

Why does E8 medium often need daily refreshing?

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The medium itself is costly and must often be refreshed daily.

Why is pluripotent stem cell culture with E8 considered expensive?

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Version of E8 with more stable FGF, allowing less frequent feeding.

What is the main idea behind E8-Flex?

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Optimized culture medium for human pluripotent stem cells (PSCs).

What is StemFlex medium mainly designed for?

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StemFlex medium

  • Geoptimaliseerd voor hPSC/iPSC-cultuur
    → robuuster dan standaard E8-type media

  • Ondersteunt moeilijke workflows beter:

    • single-cell passaging

    • gene editing

    • reprogramming

    • recovery na stress/thawing

  • Bevat stabielere/protectieve componenten
    → cellen overleven beter en differentiëren minder spontaan

  • Nadeel: duurder en deels proprietary
    → je weet niet altijd exact wat erin zit

Principe: StemFlex is een “top” medium omdat het hPSCs stabieler en stressbestendiger houdt, vooral bij technisch moeilijke stappen zoals single-cell passaging en gene editing.

Why is StemFlex often considered a “top” medium?

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Single-cell passaging, gene editing, and reprogramming.

For which PSC workflows is StemFlex specifically promoted?

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It performs well across many PSC applications.

Why do some labs use StemFlex for everything?

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Very expensive.

What is the main disadvantage of StemFlex?

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For attachment and growth on the culture plastic.

Why do pluripotent stem cells need a matrix coating?

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They are derived from mouse tumor matrix and are variable between batches.

Why are Matrigel/Geltrex mainly used for lab research and not patients?

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More defined and xeno-free culture conditions, better suited for clinical use.

What is an advantage of recombinant matrices (eg vitronectin/laminin)?

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Clump passaging

  • Pluripotente stamcellen worden niet volledig losgemaakt tot single cells

  • Kolonies worden in kleine stukjes/clumps verdeeld

  • Die clumps worden opnieuw uitgezaaid op een nieuwe culture plate

  • Dit geeft minder stress en betere overleving
    → hPSCs overleven slecht als losse single cells

Principe: klassiek worden pluripotente stamcellen gepasseerd als kleine koloniegroepjes, omdat ze beter overleven wanneer ze cel-celcontact behouden.

What is the classical passaging method for pluripotent stem cells?

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Single pluripotent stem cells survive less well and need supportive additives.

Why is single-cell passaging more challenging than clump passaging?

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Normal morphology, pluripotency markers, and normal karyotype.

Which properties should remain stable during long-term PSC culture?

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Contains a ROCK inhibitor that improves survival of stem cells.

What is the role of RevitaCell in PSC culture?

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Single-cell dissociation can trigger stress/apoptosis.

Why is a ROCK inhibitor often used after single-cell dissociation?

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  • Reguleert het actin cytoskeleton
    → bepaalt celvorm en spanning

  • Stuurt cell contraction
    → cellen kunnen samentrekken

  • BeĂŻnvloedt cell survival
    → vooral belangrijk na single-cell dissociation

  • Bij hPSCs kan te veel ROCK-activiteit stress/apoptose geven na passaging

Principe: ROCK-regulatie bepaalt hoe cellen omgaan met cytoskeletstress; daarom verbeteren ROCK inhibitors de overleving van hPSCs na single-cell passaging of thawing.

What does the ROCK pathway regulate?

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Two ways of working: from a healthy cell, adding the variant, or the other direction (having both is the best option, where you need genome editing for both)

hoe werkt genome editing in stem cells?

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Improves survival during single-cell cloning and after genome editing.

What is CloneR used for in pluripotent stem cell culture?

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Feeder vs feeder-free culture

attachment substrate

passaging method

dissociation reagent

large-scale culture conditions.

What are the main culture variables pluripotent stem cells are sensitive to?

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Culture without support feeder cells, using defined medium and matrix instead.

What is feeder-free culture?

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Some believe feeders better support pluripotency or cell quality.

Why do some groups still use feeder cells?

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Clump passaging transfers colonies in groups, single-cell passaging dissociates cells individually.

What is the difference between clump passaging and single-cell passaging?

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Higher survival and less stress for pluripotent stem cells.

What is an advantage of clump passaging?

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To produce large numbers of cells at larger scale.

Why are bioreactors used in stem cell culture?

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The exact components and composition are known.

What does it mean that E8 medium is chemically defined?

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It contains 8 key components for hPSC maintenance.

Why is E8 called E8?

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Maintenance/culture of human pluripotent stem cells.

What is E8 medium used for?

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By STEMCELL: A similar defined medium as the E8 from ThermoFisher for human pluripotent stem cell culture.

What is mTeSR1?