Stemgent mRNA Reprogramming System - Miltenyi Biotec
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<strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> <strong>System</strong><br />
Non-integrating human iPS cell generation<br />
<strong>Miltenyi</strong> <strong>Biotec</strong> is the authorized distributor<br />
of <strong>Stemgent</strong> products
Non-integrating reprogramming technology<br />
The discovery that induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells can<br />
be generated from somatic cells through the over<br />
expression of transcription factors holds the promise of<br />
treating diseases, such as diabetes and Parkinson’s disease.<br />
However, conventional DNA-based reprogramming<br />
technologies carry the risk of disrupting the cell’s genome<br />
and leading it to become cancerous and are therefore not<br />
suitable for clinical applications, such as disease modeling,<br />
drug discovery, and regenerative medicine.<br />
In November 2010, Warren et al. described the ability to<br />
reprogram human cells using modified <strong>mRNA</strong> with<br />
conversion efficiencies and kinetics superior to DNA-based<br />
methods. This technology is a significant leap forward in the<br />
drive to safely and effectively reprogram mature human<br />
cells. As part of our continuing effort to provide cutting<br />
edge reprogramming technology, <strong>Stemgent</strong>® is the first to<br />
offer the <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> <strong>System</strong> with a validated<br />
protocol that has been proven on normal and diseasespecific<br />
cells to be highly efficient and reproducible.<br />
For ordering information and the latest news on<br />
all our stem cell products refer to<br />
macs-stemcells.com<br />
These <strong>Stemgent</strong> products are not distributed by<br />
<strong>Miltenyi</strong> <strong>Biotec</strong> in the US or Israel.
<strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> <strong>System</strong><br />
The <strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> <strong>System</strong> enables<br />
non-viral, non-integrating, clinically-relevant reprogramming<br />
of human cells. Messenger RNA-based reprogramming<br />
completely eliminates the risk of genomic integration and<br />
mutagenesis inherent to DNA and viral-based technologies<br />
while offering a highly robust and efficient reprogramming<br />
system. <strong>Stemgent</strong>’s <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> <strong>System</strong> and<br />
validated protocol combines everything you need for<br />
successful reprogramming of your cells.<br />
• Non-integrative technology eliminates risk<br />
of insertional mutagenesis<br />
• Transient protein expression levels are easily regulated<br />
• Faster reprogramming, colonies appear within 16 days<br />
• Proven reprogramming protocol using normal and<br />
diseased cells<br />
• Suitable for clinical applications; disease modeling,<br />
drug discovery, and regenerative medicine<br />
Antibody, +DAPI<br />
Oct4<br />
Klf4<br />
Sox2 c-Myc<br />
Lin-28 nGFP<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong><br />
Factors Set: hOKSML<br />
The hOKSML Set consists of in vitro transcribed <strong>mRNA</strong><br />
synthetically modified to minimize innate antiviral<br />
responses to single stranded RNA. <strong>mRNA</strong> does not integrate<br />
into the host cell DNA and therefore allows for transient<br />
re-programming factor expression required to reprogram<br />
cells.<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> Pluriton<br />
<strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> Medium<br />
The Pluriton Medium was designed specifically to support<br />
<strong>mRNA</strong> based reprogramming. Pluriton Medium is an<br />
essential component of the <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> <strong>System</strong>.<br />
Each lot is qualified for <strong>mRNA</strong>-based reprogramming of<br />
human fibroblasts.<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> –<br />
Qualified Kit<br />
The <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong>-Qualified Kit includes the<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> Factor Set: hOKSML,<br />
Pluriton <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> Medium, and B18R, a<br />
critical component required to inhibit interferon alpha<br />
(IFN-α). All components in the kit have been tested together<br />
to successfully reprogram BJ fibroblasts.<br />
Figure 1: Expression of <strong>mRNA</strong> reprogramming factors in BJ<br />
fibroblasts. BJ fibroblasts were transfected with <strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong><br />
encoding Oct4, Klf4, Sox2, c-Myc, Lin-28, and nGFP as a control. Protein<br />
expression and localization were analyzed by immunocytochemistry<br />
of Oct4, Klf4, Sox2, c-Myc (all shown in red) and Lin-28, nGFP (shown in<br />
green). All images show nuclear counterstain using DAPI (blue).
Faster iPS cell generation<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong>’s <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> protocol has been<br />
validated on normal and disease-specific human fibroblasts.<br />
Viable iPS cell colonies appear within 16 days after the<br />
initiation of reprogramming. This is more than a week<br />
earlier than many viral-based systems, which typically<br />
yield colonies between 30–40 days after the initiation<br />
of reprogramming. For successful <strong>mRNA</strong> reprogramming<br />
of human fibroblasts, cells are transfected daily (figure 2A).<br />
An example of iPS colonies can be seen in figure 2B.<br />
Generating diseased-patient<br />
iPS cell lines<br />
The <strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> <strong>System</strong> has been<br />
used to generate diseased-patient specific iPS cells. In<br />
collaboration with the laboratory of Dr. Rudolf Jaenisch,<br />
iPS cell lines were generated from dermal fibroblasts<br />
derived from a patient with Parkinson’s disease (figure 2B).<br />
A<br />
Plate Feeders<br />
Plate Cells<br />
Transfect with Oct4, Klf4, Sox2, c-Myc,<br />
Lin-28 and nGFP <strong>mRNA</strong> cocktail<br />
Pick<br />
Colonies<br />
-2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 +<br />
Day 14 – 10x Day 20 – 10x (Tra-1-81)<br />
Figure 2: <strong>Reprogramming</strong> timeline for <strong>mRNA</strong> reprogramming.<br />
(A) Cells are transfected daily using a 1.2 ug hOKSML Set <strong>mRNA</strong> cocktail.<br />
(B) iPS colony generated using the <strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong><br />
Factor Set on Parkinson’s disease patient dermal fibroblasts. Colonies<br />
are shown at day 14 (left) and day 20 (right). Day 20 primary iPS colony<br />
pluripotency evaluated using Tra-1-81 StainAlive antibody.<br />
Validated protocol for high<br />
efficiency reprogramming<br />
The <strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> <strong>System</strong> includes<br />
a validated, easy-to-use protocol that allows for the<br />
reproducible and efficient generation of iPS cells. The<br />
Pluriton <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> Medium is an essential<br />
component of the reprogramming protocol. This medium<br />
allows for reproducible colony formation resulting in<br />
up to 588 iPS cell colonies per 10K target cells plated,<br />
as compared to other media that failed to support <strong>mRNA</strong><br />
reprogramming (figure 3). Induced pluripotent stem cell<br />
colonies generated from BJ fibroblasts using this protocol<br />
express pluripotency markers (figure 4) and maintain a<br />
normal karyotype.<br />
B Figure 3: <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> in <strong>Stemgent</strong> Pluriton <strong>mRNA</strong><br />
<strong>Reprogramming</strong> Medium. <strong>mRNA</strong> iPS derivation media comparison<br />
of <strong>Stemgent</strong> Pluriton <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> Medium and other common<br />
human ES culture media. Different target cell densities (50K, 25K,<br />
and 10K for Pluriton; 50K and 10K for all others) of BJ fibroblasts were<br />
plated on human fibroblast feeders (250K/well) in a single well of a<br />
6-well plate. Each condition was transfected for 16 days with 1.2 ug of<br />
reprogramming cocktail generated using the <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong><br />
Factor Set. Tra-1-81 positive colonies were counted on day 19, three<br />
days after the last <strong>mRNA</strong> transfection. Each bar in the graph is<br />
individually labeled with the number of iPS cell colonies generated.<br />
For a detailed protocol and more information<br />
on <strong>mRNA</strong> reprogramming please visit<br />
macs-stemcells.com/reprogramming
Proven portfolio for <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong><br />
Nanog/Tra-1-60 Oct4/Tra-1-81<br />
Rex1/SSEA4<br />
Figure 4: Human iPS cell colonies generated with the <strong>Stemgent</strong><br />
<strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> <strong>System</strong>. Pluripotency immunocytochemistry<br />
images (10X) from an <strong>mRNA</strong> iPS cell line derived from BJ fibroblasts.<br />
Nuclear pluripotency markers (Nanog, Oct4, Rex 1) shown in red. Cell<br />
surface pluri-potency markers (Tra-1-60, Tra-1-81, SSEA4) shown in<br />
green.<br />
Product List<br />
Description Cat. No.<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> Factors Set: hOKSML<br />
Contains: 2 vials of human Oct4 <strong>mRNA</strong>, 1 vial of human Klf4, Sox2, c-Myc,<br />
Lin-28 <strong>mRNA</strong>, and 1 vial nGFP <strong>mRNA</strong><br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong>-Qualified Kit<br />
Includes B18R Recombinant Protein Carrier-Free*<br />
*B18R is manufactured by eBioscience®.<br />
References<br />
130–096–528<br />
coming soon<br />
Pluriton <strong>mRNA</strong> <strong>Reprogramming</strong> Medium 130–096–820<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> Oct4 <strong>mRNA</strong>, Human 130–096–524<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> Klf4 <strong>mRNA</strong>, Human 130–096–526<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> Sox2 <strong>mRNA</strong>, Human 130–096–527<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> Lin-28 <strong>mRNA</strong>, Human 130–096–525<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> c-Myc <strong>mRNA</strong>, Human 130–096–523<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> nGFP <strong>mRNA</strong> 130–096–522<br />
<strong>Stemgent</strong> eGFP <strong>mRNA</strong> Transfection Control 130–096–812<br />
1. Warren, L. et al. (2010) Highly efficient reprogramming to pluri-potency<br />
and directed differentiation of human cells with synthetic modified<br />
<strong>mRNA</strong>. Cell Stem Cell 7: 618–30.<br />
2. Angel, M. and Yanik, M.F. (2010) Innate immune Suppression Enables<br />
Frequent Transfection with RNA Encoding <strong>Reprogramming</strong> Proteins.<br />
PloS One 5: e11756.<br />
3. Yakubov, E. et al. (2010): reprogramming of Human Fibroblasts to<br />
Pluripotent Stem Cells using <strong>mRNA</strong> of Four Transcription factors.<br />
Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun.: 394–189.
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