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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


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High Throughput (HTP) Fluorescence Imaging with Electric Field Stimulation (EFS): Phenotyping Human iPSC-derived Cardiomyocytes and Neurons

Oct 18, 2016 Shouming DU, PhD. sdu@Hamamatsu.com

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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
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  • 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)
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Photon Is Our Business

Hamamatsu’s contribution to Nobel Prize in Physics in 2002 and 2015

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Hamamatsu PET center

Animal PET Cyclotron

Conscious [11C]Raclopride [11C]SCH23390 [11C]b-CFT Ketamine anesthetized

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FDSS system – Dispensing and Imaging

Kinetic or “flash” fluorescence

  • r luminescence

FDSS7000 FDSS mCell

1996 2000 2008 2012

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What does Hamamatsu FDSS do?

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96,384,1536 well s at a time

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fluorescence & luminescence simultaneously

Microplate

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What has been done on FDSS?

  • GPCR calcium influx assays

– Fluo4 based – Fura2 based – Protein sensors such as Cameleon – Aequorin

  • Ion Channel assays

– 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, Kvb

kinetic reader

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Compound Profiling for hERG Channel Activities

  • 60 compounds per 1536 plate, 12 concentrations in duplicate
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YFP Assay to Identify Modulators of CFTR-ΔF508

Control

30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

10 20 30 40 Time (s) Normalized Fluorescence Intensity

DMSO FSK/Gen + I-172 FSK FSK/Gen

10 mM C4 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

10 20 30 40 Time (s)

Normalized Fluorescence Intensity

DMSO FSK/Gen + I-172 FSK FSK/Gen

Plate cells

24h 37C YFP reading 24h 27C

Corrector

FSK & potentiator

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HTS Assay for Lactate Dehydrogenase

Analytical Biochemistry, 441(2) p115-122, 2013

The more “traditional” approach

  • f monitoring NADH

fluorescence is prone to compound fluorescence

  • interference. Kinetic assay

screen allows elimination of fluorescent artefacts

Reaction Detection of NADH (Ex 340/Em 480)

No Enzyme IC50 oxamate +LDHA

Baseline fluorescence LDHA + NADH + compound Pyruvate addition

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

HTS to identify Prolyl Isomerase Inhibitors

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  • E. Le Poul et al., J. Biomol. Screening 2002; 7(1) 57-66

Agonist

Aequorin + Ca++

GTP GDP Inositol Phosphates Apoaequorin + Coelenterazine Aequorin + Ca++ PLCb FLASH LIGHT (10 to 30 seconds)  PLCb

Aequorin-based Functional Assay for GPCR

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Forskolin Isoproterenol Metaproterenol Salmeterol Dopamine

Kinetically Analysis by cAMP GloSensor

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Akerboom et al., Springer Neuromethods 2012 Calcium Bound GCaMP3

Use FDSS to optimize GCaMP sensor

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What is new?

  • iPSC based cell based assay
  • High speed data acquisition on whole plate
  • Whole plate electric field stimulation
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Low Mg2+-induced synchronized calcium oscillation in cultured neurons

40 ref & 28,000 cmpds @ 10 μM 150 cmpds selected for acute in vivo antiepileptic effect (MES @ 30 mg/kg ip Mouse)

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Neuronal calcium oscillations for preclinical seizure risk evaluation

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Spontaneous calcium oscillation in neurons

iCell DopaNeurons iCell GlutaNeurons

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Amplitude (a.u.) Rate (min-1)

baseline 1uM TG

Baseline: t = 0.93s (n=4) TG: t = 1.97s (n=4; p<0.005) Decay

High speed is more desirable for iPS cardiomyocytes

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100hz

Realization of high speed acquisition

8hz

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Impact of different data acquisition speed

8 ms 120 ms CV (%) 2.96 8.20

10 s

8 ms or 100 hz 120 ms or 8 hz

10 s

Amplitude

sampling rate

High speed acquisition

  • n
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5 vs 30 min: Effect of hERG/IKr blocker Astemizole

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FDSS waveform analysis software

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Heat map of cmpds due to their parameters

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Voltage and calcium probes might have different profile

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Impact of different calcium dyes on cardiomyocytes

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Electrode array to stimulate cells

Superimposing all 15 well

  • Stimulate all 96 wells simultaneously
  • Cylindrical electrodes
  • change stimulation voltages by column

(Patent pending)

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EFS to pace cardiomyocytes

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Before After 1V 2V 3V 4V 5V 6V 7V 8V 3x104cels/well 2x104cels/well 1x104cels/well 0.5x104cels/well

130909044/048/049 10秒間 S.U.あり(959-1917) 8ms 10ms duty 0.5mm

EFS: assay optimization

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Force measurement with cardiomyocytes tissue

without pacing with pacing untreated dofetilide E-4031

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Motor neurons have matured electrophysiologically

Motor neuron from SMA patient Motor neuron from ALS patient

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Calcium dysregulation contributes to neurodegeneration in FTLD patient iPSC-derived neurons

Source: http://www.nature.com/articles/srep34904

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Early pathogenensis of DMD modelled in patient-derived Human iPSC cells

Source: http://www.nature.com/articles/srep12831