The infection by the lentivirus is realized on aggregates of cells coming from fully formed organoids.
Start from a culture of organoid in exponential phase of growth
Remove medium and replace it by cell recovery solution (354253 corning), scratch gently the matrigel drop to collect the organoids in 15ml Falcon
Incubate at 4°C for 15 min
Spin the falcon at 500g for 6 min
Add 1ml of Accumax (A7089 SIGMA) containing Y27632 (10µM final) (Y0503-1MG SIGMA) and Chir99021(5µM final) (1677-5 AMS biotechnology) and 100µl of DNAse and incubate the organoids for 10-15 min at 37°C, monitoring the dissociation under the microscope.
Stack a tip of 1000µl on a 10µl one and pipet the digested organoids up and down using P1000 for 20-30 times to mechanically dissociate it.
Stop the digestion by adding of 1ml of DMEMF12+B27+Chir+Y27
Spin single cells/aggregates at 1500rpm for 5 min
Remove all the supernatant to avoid traces of enzymes
2) Infection
Add Chir, Y27 and transdux to your virus (2x concentration for the 3 compounds)
Resuspend gently the pellet with the virus
Add 50/50 of Matrigel (total of Matrigel by well: 25µl for 50µl drop)
Mix totally the Matrigel with organoids/virus
Make a drop of 50µl in 24 wells plates.
Incubate 15 min at 37°C for polymerization of the Matrigel
Add 300µl of organoid medium containing:
DMEM/F12 HEPES/Glutamax/no phenol red
PenStrep: 2%
B27: 1x
EGF: 50ng/ml
Noggin: 100ng/ml
CHIR99021: 5 µM
Y27632: 10µM
RSPO1: 500ng/ml
Grow organoids in this medium for 2 days then remove Y27 and then grow them with chir until they are big enough (3-5 days, cystic morphology). Then remove chir and passage to reverse the phenotype to a budding morphology.
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Readers should cite both the Bio-protocol preprint and the original research article where this protocol was used:
Jacquemin, G, Fre, S and Huyghe, M(2023). Organoid infection. Bio-protocol Preprint. bio-protocol.org/prep2194.
Arras, G., Dingli, F., Fre, S., Homayed, Z., Huyghe, M., Jacquemin, G., Loew, D., Merle, C., Pannequin, J., Perkins, M., Qasrawi, F., Richon, S., Sun, W., Vignjevic, D. and Wurmser, A. Paracrine signalling between intestinal epithelial and tumour cells induces a regenerative programme. eLife. DOI: 10.7554/eLife.76541
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