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Long-term
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modeling
Norman
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Institute,
Hubrecht
Institute-KNAW
and
UMC
Utrecht,
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Domenique
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Ommen
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Children's
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Abstract
Organoids
are
self-organizing
3D
structures
grown
from
stem
cells
that
recapitulate
essential
aspects
organ
structure
function.
Here,
we
describe
method
establish
long-term-expanding
broncho-alveolar
resections
or
lavage
material.
pseudostratified
consist
basal
cells,
functional
multi-ciliated
mucus-producing
secretory
CC10-secreting
club
cells.
Airway
derived
cystic
fibrosis
(CF)
patients
allow
assessment
CFTR
function
in
an
organoid
swelling
assay.
established
lung
cancer
metastasis
biopsies
retain
tumor
histopathology
as
well
gene
mutations
amenable
drug
screening.
Respiratory
syncytial
virus
(RSV)
infection
recapitulates
central
features,
dramatically
increases
cell
motility
via
non-structural
viral
NS2
protein,
preferentially
recruits
neutrophils
upon
co-culturing.
We
conclude
represent
versatile
models
vitro
study
hereditary,
malignant,
infectious
pulmonary
disease.
Synopsis
To
date,
persistent
culture
adult
epithelium
remains
elusive.
In
methods
resource
article,
conditions
maintain
three-dimensional
tissue
long-term
reported
applied
related
diseases.
Culture
expansion
healthy,
hereditary
malignant
epithelial
organoids.
medium-throughput
readily
infection.
Introduction
several
approaches
have
been
explored
generate
mammalian
(Barkauskas
et
al,
2017).
1993,
Puchelle
colleagues
described
first
collagen
(Benali
1993).
A
description
generation
iPS
(induced
pluripotent
stem)
was
given
Rossant
included
use
CFTR-mutant
proof
concept
(Wong
2012).
Snoeck
designed
improved
four-stage
protocol
(Huang
2014)
later
generated
bud
fetal
development
(Chen
Spence
(Dye
2015)
followed
modified
trajectory
mature
organoids,
containing
basal,
ciliated,
These
cultures
were
stable
up
months
resembled
proximal
airways.
Konishi
al
(2016)
on
cell-derived
3D,
McCauley
(2017)
patient
modeling.
Hogan
cell-based
murine
bronchiolar
protocol,
involving
Matrigel
supplemented
with
EGF
(Rock
2009).
Single
isolated
trachea
grew
into
tracheospheres
consisting
ciliated
luminal
could
be
passaged
at
least
twice.
No
club,
neuroendocrine,
observed
study,
clonal
assay
used
demonstrate
IL-6
treatment
resulted
formation
expense
(Tadokoro
2014).
Tschumperlin
combined
primary
bronchial
fibroblasts,
microvascular
endothelial
(Tan
Under
these
conditions,
randomly
seeded
mixed
populations
underwent
rapid
condensation
self-organize
discrete
4
weeks
Hild
Jaffe
bronchospheres
Mature
composed
mucin-producing
(Hild
Jaffe,
2016).
Mou
expanded
mouse
2D
allowed
subsequent
differentiation
under
air–liquid
interphase
conditions.
And
finally,
Nikolic
expand
self-renewing
Since
none
allows
individuals
vitro,
set
out
such
model
variety
Results
Generation
characterization
collected
macroscopically
inconspicuous
non-small-cell
(NSCLC)
undergoing
medically
indicated
surgery
through
mechanical
enzymatic
disruption
(see
Materials
Methods).
Following
our
experience
generating
other
tissues
(Sato
2011;
Karthaus
2014;
2015;
Huch
Wetering
recent
developments
field
(Mou
2016;
Tadokoro
Balasooriya
2017),
embedded
basement
membrane
extract
(BME)
activated/blocked
signaling
pathways
important
(Table
EV1).
optimized
formed
within
days
(94%
success
rate,
n
=
18).
polarized,
secretory,
(Fig
1A
B,
Appendix
Fig
S1A,
Movie
EV1)
termed
(AOs).
Cells
stained
marker
keratin-5
(KRT5),
secretoglobin
family
member
1
(SCGB1A1),
cilia
acetylated
α-tubulin,
mucin
5AC
(MUC5AC)
localized
their
corresponding
vivo
positions
1C,
S1B).
Secretory
evidenced
time-lapse
microscopy
showing
beating
whirling
mucus
(Movies
EV2
EV3).
Figure
1.
Characterization
Transmission
electron
micrograph
AO
cross
section
brush,
Details
display
apical
microvilli
characteristic
microtubule
structure.
Scale
bars
equal
10
μm,
2
500
nm.
also
S1A
Movies
EV1–EV3.
Scanning
partially
opened
visualizing
its
architecture,
ultrastructure.
surfaces
50
μm
(overview)
(details).
Immunofluorescent
sections
AOs
markers
(acetylated
α-tubulin),
(MUC5AC),
(SCGB1A1).
KRT5
is
present
exclusively
basally
while
cilia,
MUC5AC,
SCGB1A1
localize
luminally.
Counterstained
actin
cytoskeleton
(red).
bar
equals
μm.
S1B
IHC
images.
Luminescent
viability
comparing
proliferative
capacity
two
independently
lines
early,
mid-,
late
passage
numbers.
Per
group,
3,000
measured
time
points.
Error
standard
deviations
technical
triplicates.
Quantification
types
early
(P5
vs.
P19)
determined
immunofluorescence
using
markers.
number
does
not
differ
significantly
between
AOs.
Data
shown
representatives
three
independent
experiments.
indicate
s.e.m.
Download
figure
PowerPoint
1:2
1:4
ratios
every
week
>
year,
proliferating
comparable
rates
regardless
1D)
retaining
similar
frequencies
multi-ciliated,
1E,
S1C).
Comparative
RNA
sequencing
confirmed
findings
dozens
type-specific
genes
respective
expression
patterns
(Appendix
S1D
E,
Table
EV2).
composition
validated
quantitative
PCR
(qPCR):
While
expressing
general
NKX2-1
airway-specific
markers,
expressed
virtually
no
HOXA5
[a
bona
fide
mesenchyme
(Hrycaj
2015)]
alveolar
transcripts
S2A).
transcriptomes
strongly
enriched
bulk
small
signature
S2B)
enrichment
analysis
(GSEA),
signatures
limited
S2C,
Accordingly,
hallmark
encoding
keratins,
secretoglobins,
dyneins,
others
consistently
among
highest
S2D).
Elevated
levels
WNT3A
explained
why
AOs—in
contrast
intestinal
2011)—did
require
addition
exogenous
media.
Manipulation
WNT
dramatic
changes
target
S2E).
Withdrawal
Wnt
amplifier
R-spondin
terminated
after
3–4
passages
S2E),
withdrawal
fibroblast
growth
factors
S2F).
Taken
together,
major
characteristics
epithelium.
features
swell
modulation
activation
TMEM16A
Rectal
being
successfully
(CF;
Noordhoek
2016),
multi-organ
extensive
phenotypic
variability
caused
transmembrane
conductance
regulator
(CFTR;
Ratjen
2015).
opening
channel
cAMP-inducing
agents
(e.g.,
forskolin),
anions
fluid
transported
lumen
resulting
(Dekkers
2013),
allowing
personalized
screenings
current
gold
primarily
affected
interface
(ALI)
system
lengthy
protocols
(Fulcher
2005).
CFTR,
considerably
long
(McCauley
assess
modeling,
forskolin
dose-dependent
response
largely,
but
entirely,
abrogated
chemical
inhibition
2A,
S3A),
indicating
presence
additional
ion
channels.
Indeed,
AOs—but
rectal
organoids—swell
Eact
2B,
activator
chloride
(Namkung
Sondo
2.
Box-and-whisker
plot
concentration-dependent
forskolin-induced
absence
inhibitors
CFTRinh-172
GlyH101.
Upon
inhibition,
noticeably
decreased
absent.
Shown
pooled
data
different
each
Whiskers
smallest
largest
values,
boxes
25th
75th
percentile,
horizontal
solid
line
indicates
median.
AUC,
area
curve.
Eact-induced
AOs,
(black
outlines).
Forskolin
causes
both
(gray
four
Swelling
linear
h
only
S3A
course
plots.
Representative
histological
periodic
acid–Schiff
(PAS)-stained
CFTRF508del/F508del
mutation.
Note
thick
layer
PAS-positive
polysaccharides
apically
lining
biopsies;
lavages
(BALs).
S3B
PAS-stained
wild-type
CFTRR334W/R334W
sections.
assays
carrying
(G542X
premature
stop
associated
severe
protein;
F508del
most
common
mutation
subjects
severely
reduces
trafficking
function,
leading
(high
sweat
chloride,
high
pancreas
insufficiency,
pseudomonas
rate);
R334W
milder
lower
sufficiency
reduced
conductivity,
normal
expression,
some
residual
function).
Forskolin-induced
rarely
exceeds
vehicle
control
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Organoids
are
microscopic
self-organizing,
three-dimensional
structures
that
grown
from
stem
cells
in
vitro.
They
recapitulate
many
structural
and
functional
aspects
of
their
vivo
counterpart
organs.
This
versatile
technology
has
led
to
the
development
novel
human
cancer
models.
It
is
now
possible
create
indefinitely
expanding
organoids
starting
tumor
tissue
individuals
suffering
a
range
carcinomas.
Alternatively,
CRISPR-based
gene
modification
allows
engineering
organoid
models
through
introduction
any
combination
alterations
normal
organoids.
When
combined
with
immune
fibroblasts,
become
for
microenvironment
enabling
immune-oncology
applications.
Emerging
evidence
indicates
can
be
used
accurately
predict
drug
responses
personalized
treatment
setting.
Here,
we
review
current
state
future
prospects
rapidly
evolving
field.
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