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The ISCC Protocol Library contains protocols relevant to intestinal stem cell biology.
(last updated: Dec 28, 2019)
Cell Information Protocols| Category | Name | Author |
|---|---|---|
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | A novel morphometry system automatically assessing the growth and regeneration of intestinal organoids | Wang - Third Military Medical University - China |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Conditioned Medium Made from Secreted Media from Cultured Cell Lines Protocol | Estes - Baylor College of Medicine |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Enteroid Maintenance Protocol | Estes - Baylor College of Medicine |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Generating enteroids from Biopsy Samples Protocol | Estes - Baylor College of Medicine |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Establishment of Human Enteroids | Helmrath - Cincinnati Children’s Hospital |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | 2D Culture of Human Enteroid Monolayers | Donowitz - Johns Hopkins Hospital |
| Protocols for Mouse Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Mouse GI Organoids | Helmrath - Cincinnati Children’s Hospital |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Human Crypt Isolation | Donowitz - Johns Hopkins Hospital |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Generation of Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells from Human Fibroblasts Using Lentivirus | Wells - Cincinnati Children’s Hospital |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Generation of Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells from Human Fibroblasts Using Episomal Plasmids | Wells - Cincinnati Children’s Hospital |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Comparison of Short vs. Long Method for Human Crypts Isolation | Martin - UCLA |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Growing HB8 Myofibroblasts Protocol | Martin - UCLA |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Human Intestinal Crypts for Enteroids | Martin - UCLA |
| Protocols for Human Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Human Crypt Isolation and Propagation | Spence - University of Michigan |
| Protocols for Mouse Intestinal Stem Cell Work | Intestinal Mesenchyme Isolation V1 | Li Lab- Stowers Institute |
| NIH Human Subject Information | Preparing the Human Subjects Section | |
| NIH Human Subject Information | Human Subject Infographic |
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