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High Throughput (HTP) Fluorescence Imaging with Electric Field Stimulation (EFS): Phenotyping Human iPSC-derived Cardiomyocytes and Neurons Shouming DU, PhD. Oct 18, 2016 sdu@Hamamatsu.com Content Part 1 Overview Hamamatsu Photonics


  1. High Throughput (HTP) Fluorescence Imaging with Electric Field Stimulation (EFS): Phenotyping Human iPSC-derived Cardiomyocytes and Neurons Shouming DU, PhD. Oct 18, 2016 sdu@Hamamatsu.com

  2. Content Part 1 Overview • Hamamatsu Photonics • FDSS7000 and FDSS/uCell • Applications on FDSS Part 2 What is new • iPSC based cell based assay • High speed data acquisition on whole plate • Whole plate electric field stimulation

  3. • A leader in optoelectronic components and advanced detector systems • Founded 1953, based in Hamamatsu City, Japan • Worldwide sales and service organisation, 4000 Employees • Revenue about US$1.2 B (2015)

  4. Photon Is Our Business Hamamatsu’s contribution to Nobel Prize in Physics in 2002 and 2015

  5. Hamamatsu PET center Animal PET Cyclotron Conscious [ 11 C] b -CFT [ 11 C]SCH23390 [ 11 C]Raclopride Ketamine anesthetized

  6. FDSS system – Dispensing and Imaging 1996 2000 2012 2008 Kinetic or “flash” fluorescence or luminescence FDSS7000 FDSS m Cell

  7. What does Hamamatsu FDSS do? Ad Add 96,384,1536 well s at a time Microplate Re Read ad fluorescence & luminescence simultaneously

  8. What has been done on FDSS? • GPCR calcium influx assays – Fluo4 based – Fura2 based – Protein sensors such as Cameleon – Aequorin • Ion Channel assays kinetic reader – Membrane potential: FMP, FluoVolt, VSP – potassium channel: Thalium – sodium channel: ANG2, SBFI – chloride channel: YFP • Waveform analysis – calcium oscillation in cultured neurons – Characterizing the phenotype of iPS cardiomyocytes • Enzymatic assays – Prolyl isomerase, LDHA, GTPase, Kv b

  9. Compound Profiling for hERG Channel Activities - 60 compounds per 1536 plate, 12 concentrations in duplicate

  10. YFP Assay to Identify Modulators of CFTR- ΔF508 FSK & Corrector potentiator 24h 37C 24h 27C YFP reading Plate cells 100% 100% Normalized Fluorescence Intensity DMSO Normalized Fluorescence Intensity 90% DMSO 90% FSK/Gen + I-172 80% 80% FSK FSK/Gen 70% 70% + I-172 60% 60% FSK/Gen FSK 50% 50% Control 10 m M C4 FSK/Gen 40% 40% 30% 30% 0 10 20 30 40 0 10 20 30 40 Time (s) Time (s)

  11. HTS Assay for Lactate Dehydrogenase Detection of NADH (Ex 340/Em 480) Reaction Baseline fluorescence LDHA + NADH + compound The more “traditional” approach of monitoring NADH No Enzyme fluorescence is prone to compound fluorescence IC50 oxamate interference. Kinetic assay screen allows elimination of Pyruvate +LDHA fluorescent artefacts addition Analytical Biochemistry, 441(2) p115-122, 2013

  12. HTS to identify Prolyl Isomerase Inhibitors Suc-Ala-Ala-Pro-Phe-MCA, cis Cyclosporin A Cyclophilin A thermo Suc-Ala-Ala-Pro-Phe-MCA, trans chymotrypsin Suc-Ala-Ala-Pro-Phe + AMC 365nm/460nm 10Hz data collection plate shaking function Journal of Biomolecular Screening. 14(4) p419-422. 2009

  13. Aequorin-based Functional Assay for GPCR Agonist  GTP PLC b PLC b GDP Apoaequorin + Coelenterazine Inositol Phosphates Aequorin + Aequorin + Ca ++ Ca ++ FLASH LIGHT E. Le Poul et al., J. Biomol. Screening 2002; 7(1) 57-66 (10 to 30 seconds)

  14. Kinetically Analysis by cAMP GloSensor Forskolin Isoproterenol Metaproterenol Salmeterol Dopamine

  15. Use FDSS to optimize GCaMP sensor Akerboom et al ., Calcium Bound GCaMP3 Springer Neuromethods 2012

  16. What is new? • iPSC based cell based assay • High speed data acquisition on whole plate • Whole plate electric field stimulation

  17. Low Mg 2+ -induced synchronized calcium oscillation in cultured neurons 150 cmpds selected for acute in vivo 40 ref & 28,000 cmpds @ 10 μM antiepileptic effect (MES @ 30 mg/kg ip Mouse)

  18. Neuronal calcium oscillations for preclinical seizure risk evaluation

  19. Spontaneous calcium oscillation in neurons iCell DopaNeurons iCell GlutaNeurons

  20. High speed is more desirable for iPS cardiomyocytes Rate (min -1 ) Amplitude (a.u.) Decay 1uM TG baseline Baseline: t = 0.93s (n=4) TG: t = 1.97s (n=4; p<0.005)

  21. Realization of high speed acquisition 8hz 100hz

  22. Impact of different data acquisition speed 8 ms or 100 hz 120 ms or 8 hz 10 s 10 s Amplitude 8 ms 120 ms sampling rate CV (%) 2.96 8.20 High speed acquisition on

  23. 5 vs 30 min: Effect of hERG/I Kr blocker Astemizole

  24. FDSS waveform analysis software

  25. Heat map of cmpds due to their parameters

  26. Voltage and calcium probes might have different profile

  27. Impact of different calcium dyes on cardiomyocytes

  28. Electrode array to stimulate cells Superimposing all 15 well • Stimulate all 96 wells simultaneously • Cylindrical electrodes • change stimulation voltages by column (Patent pending)

  29. EFS to pace cardiomyocytes

  30. EFS: assay optimization Before 3x10 4 cels/well 2x10 4 cels/well 1x10 4 cels/well 0.5x10 4 cels/well 1V 2V 3V 4V 5V 6V 7V 8V After 130909044/048/049 10 秒間 S.U. あり (959-1917) 8ms 10ms duty 0.5mm

  31. Force measurement with cardiomyocytes tissue without pacing with pacing untreated dofetilide E-4031

  32. Motor neurons have matured electrophysiologically Motor neuron from SMA patient Motor neuron from ALS patient

  33. Calcium dysregulation contributes to neurodegeneration in FTLD patient iPSC-derived neurons Source: http://www.nature.com/articles/srep34904

  34. Early pathogenensis of DMD modelled in patient-derived Human iPSC cells Source: http://www.nature.com/articles/srep12831

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