Table 5.
Troubleshooting table
Step | Problem | Possible reason | Solution |
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6 | Not enough dissociation of cells | Cell density is too high | Start experiment with a lower density of hPSCs. |
Not enough agitation of cells | Tap side of the plate. | ||
17 | Low cell density | Low concentration of plated cells | Check plating cell density. |
Low attachment of the plated cells | Check thiazovivin concentration and expiry date. | ||
Check protein concentration and expiry data of Geltrex. | |||
Poor growth of the cells | Check the quality of hPSCs.New line of hPSCs should be thawed. | ||
34 | Poor differentiation of hPSCs to SpM | Cell density is too high | Check plated cell density and cell confluency at each process. |
Check cell distribution in the wells. | |||
Cells should be evenly distributed. | |||
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Poor induction of pFG-SpM and aFG-SpM | Cell density is too high | Check plated cell density and cell confluency at each process. | |
Check cell distribution in the wells. | |||
Cells should be evenly distributed. | |||
RA might be degraded by light | Use fresh and photo-protected RA. | ||
38 | Cells lift off the plate | Cell density is too high | Check plated cell density and cell confluency at each process. |
Check cell distribution in the wells. | |||
Cells should be evenly distributed. | |||
Poor differentiation of hPSCs to organ-specific mesoderm | Cell density is too high | Check plated cell density and cell confluency at each process. | |
Check cell distribution in the wells. | |||
Cells should be evenly distributed. |