Method of non-exogenous induction of pluripotent stem cell to be GABA (Gamma Amino Acid Butyric Acid) neuron and application
A human pluripotent stem cell and neuron technology, applied in animal cells, nervous system cells, nervous system diseases, etc., can solve the problems of low differentiation efficiency, complicated culture medium, and the inability to exclude the interference of exogenous factors in the differentiation process.
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[0034] In the culture method of this embodiment, human pluripotent stem cells cultured without a feeder layer are mainly digested, suspended, attached to the wall, resuspended and other processes to obtain GABA neurons with high purity.
[0035] This embodiment includes the following steps:
[0036] (1) culturing human pluripotent stem cells in a feeder-free system;
[0037] (2) After digesting the human pluripotent stem cells, make a cell ball, and change the culture medium into a certain proportion of neural induction differentiation solution;
[0038] (3) After culturing with neural induction differentiation medium for 6±1 days, provide cell attachment conditions to allow cell attachment growth;
[0039] (4) On day 10±1, continuous induction was performed with Sonic hedgehog (SHH) or the small molecule compound Purmophine;
[0040] (5) After 6 days of sonic hedgehog or Purmophine induction, the cells (Rosette) with neural tube structure were blown up and resuspended;
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