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Isolation, culture and transplantation of female germline stem cells from neonatal and prepubertal mice

External protocol Created on 30 Apr 2014

Authors

Hu Wang, Lingjun Shi, Jie Xiang, Xinbao Ding, Huacheng Luo, Shuzeng Wang, and Ji Wu

Summary

The successful isolation and culture of female germline stem cells (FGSCs) that exist in postnatal and adult mammals will allow us to study their biological characteristics and their applications in biotechnology and medicine. In this study, we describe systematic procedures for the culture and transplantation of FGSCs. To establish mouse FGSC lines, the FGSCs were isolated from the ovaries of postnatal mice by enzymatic digestion and immunomagnetic purification. After culture, FGSCs were transplanted into the ovaries of recipient females that were sterilized by chemotherapy to analyze physiological function. Establishment of FGSC lines allows new possibilities for the use of FGSCs in biotechnology and medicine.

Further details

The protocol was published on Protocol Exchange on 2 January 2013. To see the entire protocol, click on the source link.

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