Metabolic analysis in intact human-derived cerebral organoids by high-resolution magic-angle spinning NMR spectroscopy
María Alejandra Castilla BolañosiD, Vorapin ChinchalongporniD, Rajshree Ghosh BiswasiD, Colleen BaileyiD, Maggie Wu, Ronald SoongiD, Fermisk SalehiD, André J. SimpsoniD, Carol SchuurmansiD, Jamie NeariD
Abstract
Human-derived cerebral organoids (COs) are an emerging model system for the study of human neural development and physiology. Here, we describe the assessment of metabolism in human-derived COs using high-resolution magic-angle spinning (HR-MAS) NMR spectroscopy. Metabolic changes during development are assessed by studying COs at various stages of maturity. Our results suggest that COs exhibit a metabolic profile similar to in vivo human brain metabolism, albeit with a few notable metabolic differences.
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