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    Passaging of feeder-free hPSCs

    Hanqin Li, Oriol Busquets, Steven Poser, Dirk Hockemeyer, Frank Soldner

    Published: 2022-09-07 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.b4maqu2e
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    Abstract

    This protocol describes the process of passaging human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) for feeder-free culturing of hPSCs using Accutase or ReLeSF

    Protocol overview

    A. Accutase

    B. ReLeSR

    General Notes:

    1. For this protocol, hPSCs refers collectively to hiPSCs and hESCs. All described procedures have been tested and work equally well for hiPSCs and hESCs.
    2. Until otherwise indicated, feeder-free hPSCs are routinely grown in a humidified cell culture incubator under “low” oxygen conditions. We have successfully maintained hPSCs using either 3% O2 (3% O2, 5% CO2) or 5% O2 (5% O2, 5% CO2) conditions.
    3. We have routinely maintained feeder-free cells in either mTeSR-plus or StemFlex, however these two mediums are not interchangeable. Pick one and stick to it.
    4. We have routinely maintained feeder-free hPSC cultures on VTN, Matrigel and Geltrex coated cell culture plates without observing obvious differences .
    5. We have routinely passaged feeder-free hPSCs using either Accutase (as single cell suspension) or ReLeSR (as cell aggregates) without observing obvious differences.

    Before start

    Prior to passaging, prepare VTN/Matrigel/Geltrex-coated plates. A detailed protocol for this procedure can be found in the protocol "Coating plates," which is located in the "Feeder-free culturing of hPSCs" collection. A link to this collection can be found in the title section of this protocol, located above

    Steps

    A. Accutase

    1.

    Wash hPSCs with DPBS

    2.

    Add 1 ml Accutase/well to the 6-well plate.

    3.

    Incubate 0h 5m 0s 37°C

    4.

    Add 2 ml DMEM/F12 to each well.

    5.

    Collect all cells into 15 ml conical tube.

    6.

    Add 7 ml DMEM/F12.

    7.

    Centrifuge at 200-300x g

    8.

    Aspirate supernatant

    9.

    Re-suspend cell pellet in 1 ml Feeder-Free Medium + Rock inhibitor. Use a P1000 tip and triturate 5-10 times to achieve single-cell suspension

    9.1.

    Feeder-free Medium (version A)

    AB
    StemFlex basal medium450 ml
    StemFlex supplement50 ml

    Final volume: 500ml

    Feeder-free Medium (version B)

    AB
    mTeSR-plus basal medium400 ml
    mTeSR-plus supplement100 ml

    Final volume: 500ml

    Note
    - Feeder-free mediums (version A & B) are not interchangeable. Pick one and stick to it. - It is possible to include 5 ml Penicillin & Streptomycin (100X) in the feeder-free medium

    Y-27632 (1,000X)

    AB
    Y-276325 mg
    DMSO1.56 ml

    Feeder-free medium + Rock inhibitor

    AB
    Feeder-free medium50 ml
    Y-27632 (1,000X)50 µl

    Final volume: 50ml

    10.

    Aspirate VTN/Matrigel/Geltrex solution from the coated plate, add 2 ml Feeder-Free Medium + Rock inhibitor to each well.

    11.

    Dispense the proper amount of cells to VTN/Matrigel/Geltrex-coated plates. The splitting ratio differs between cell lines but is usually within a range of 1:6 to 1:30.

    12.

    Spread the cells by moving the plate in left-right, then backward-forward motion.

    13.

    Place the plate in the low oxygen incubator

    14.

    Change 2 ml pre-warmed Feeder-free medium for each well every other day.

    15.

    When hPSCs density reaches 50-80% confluency, passage again or freeze. It usually takes 5-7 days.

    A detailed description for freezing can be found in the "Freezing of feeder-free hPSCs" protocol within the "Feeder-free culturing of hPSCs" collection. A link to this collection can be found in the title section of this protocol, located above

    B. ReLeSR

    16.

    Wash the feeder-free hPSCs twice with DPBS

    17.

    Add 1 ml/well of ReLeSR to a 6-well pate and incubate at Room temperature for 0h 1m 0s

    18.

    Remove the ReLeSR solution and let it sit at Room temperature 0h 2m 0s

    19.

    Add 2 ml of Feeder-free medium/well.

    20.

    Gently scrape the cells from the bottom of the well by using a Corning cell lifter.

    21.

    Collect the cells in a 15 ml conical tube and add 3 ml of Feeder-free medium.

    22.

    Gently mix by inversion and gravity precipitate for 0h 5m 0s

    23.

    Remove the supernatant down to 1 ml and add 5 ml of Feeder-free medium.

    24.

    Gently mix by inversion and gravity precipitate for 0h 5m 0s

    25.

    Remove the supernatant down to 1 ml.

    26.

    Dilute the cells with the desired volume and carefully plate cell aggregates on VTN/Matrigel/Geltrex-coated plates in Feeder-free medium. The splitting ratio differs between cell lines but is usually within a range of 1:6 to 1:30.

    27.

    Spread the cells by moving the plate in left-right, then back-fourth motion.

    28.

    Place the plate in the low oxygen incubator.

    29.

    Change 2 ml pre-warmed Feeder-free medium for each well every other day or if necessary earlier.

    30.

    When hPSCs density reaches 50-80% confluency, passage again or freeze. It usually takes 5-7 days.

    A detailed protocol for freezing can be found in the "Feeder-free culturing of hPSCs" collection. A link to this collection can be found in the title section of this protocol, located above.

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