SCR550
Simplicon® RNA Reprogramming Kit (OKSG)
Synonym(s):
RNA Kit, RNA Reprogramming Kit, Simplicon OKSG Kit
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technique(s)
cell culture | stem cell: suitable
Quality Level
input
sample type induced pluripotent stem cell(s)
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dry ice
General description
EMD Millipore’s Simplicon RNA Reprogramming Kit is a safe and efficient method to generate integration free, virus-free human iPS cell using a single transfection step. The technology is based upon a positive strand, single-stranded RNA species derived from non-infectious (non-packaging), self-replicating Venezuelian equine encephalitis (VEE) virus3. The Simplicon RNA replicon is a synthetic in vitro transcribed RNA expressing all four reprogramming factors (OKS-iG; Oct4, Klf4, Sox2 and Glis1) in a polycistronic transcript that is able to self-replicate for a limited number of cell divisions.
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Application
• Integration-free, footprint-free iPS cells. No risk of genomic integration
• Safe, virus free, synthetic polycistronic RNA replicon (all four reprogramming factors in 1 RNA strand)
•Only 1-day transfection required. The RNA replicon is able to self-replicate, elliminating the need for laborious daily transfection of multiple individual mRNAs over a 14 day period.
• Efficient and rapid reprogramming.
• No screening required to ensure viral remnants are not present.
• Controlled elimination of synthetic RNA replicon by removal of B18R protein.
• Validated for reprogramming in feeder-based and feeder-free culture conditions.
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Components
2. B18R RNA: (Part No. CS210584) One (1) vial containing 10 µL of RNA (1 ug/uL). Store at -80°C.
3. Human Recombinant B18R Protein, Carrier-Free: (Part No. GF156) One (1) vial containing 50 ug of 0.5 mg/mL stock of B18R protein. Store at -80°C.
4. Human iPS Reprogramming Boost Supplement II: (Part No. SCM094). Store at -20°C.
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Storage and Stability
• Human recombinant B18R protein: Stable for 4 months from date of receipt when stored appropriately at -80°C. For best recovery, quick-spin the vial prior to opening. Thaw on ice. While on ice, aliquot B18R protein into sterile, nuclease-free, low protein-binding eppendorf tubes and store at -80°C. B18R protein must be kept on ice in order to avoid degradation. Limit repeated freeze-thaw cycles. Use in a sterile RNAse-free environment.
• Human iPS Reprogramming Boost Supplement II: Stable for 4 months at -20˚C from date of receipt. Upon first thaw, aliquot into smaller working volumes and freeze at -20°C. Upon addition of the small molecule components to the media, filter the supplemented media with a 0.22 μM filtration unit and stored at 2-8˚C. For optimal results, prepare sufficient supplemented media for a 1 week supply of media changes.
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Storage Class Code
10-13 - German Storage Class 10 to 13
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Protocols
Stem cell reprogramming protocols to generate human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) including viral and non-viral RNA based methods.
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