RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium, AOF

Animal origin-free growth medium for intestinal organoids

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RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium, AOF

Animal origin-free growth medium for intestinal organoids

RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium, AOF (TheWell Bioscience, Cat# RC03-M2) is a ready-to-use, optimized culture medium designed for the growth and maintenance of intestinal organoids in 3D culture. It is compatible with both synthetic hydrogels, such as VitroGel™, and animal-derived extracellular matrix (ECM)-based gels, such as Matrigel®, providing flexibility across different intestinal organoid culture systems.

The ready-to-use formulation eliminates the need to add additional growth factors, supplements, or small molecules, simplifying media preparation and reducing variability between experiments. The medium can be used directly to culture mature intestinal organoids in 3D, supporting the maintenance of key intestinal functions, architecture, structural organization, and morphological characteristics.

RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium provides a convenient and reproducible solution for researchers working with intestinal organoids in applications including intestinal biology, drug discovery, disease modeling, toxicity studies, and host–microbe interaction research.

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CASE 1

Organoid Growth Comparison: RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium, AOF vs. Commercial Intestinal Organoid Medium using Animal-based ECM

Figure 1: Intestinal Organoid Growth Comparison: RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium vs. Commercial Intestinal Organoid Media | Animal-Based ECM.

RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium and commercial intestinal organoid media were prepared according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Organoids were cultured in an animal-derived gel (Matrigel) as domes, and growth was compared between 2 media types. (A&B) Organoid fragments cultured in media prepared using RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium and commercial intestinal organoid media: Day 0. (C&D) Intestinal organoid growth after 5 days. (E) Normalized mouse intestinal organoid area from day 0 to day 5.​

CASE 2

RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium, AOF Supports Apical-Out Intestinal Organoid Generation​​ with VitroGel® ORGANOID hydrogel

Figure 2. RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium, AOF supports apical-out polarity in intestinal organoids when cultured in VitroGel® ORGANOID, in contrast to the apical-in polarity observed in animal-based hydrogels.

(A) A young intestinal organoid cultured in VitroGel® ORGANOID with apical-out polarity. (B) A mature intestinal organoid cultured in VitroGel® ORGANOID demonstrates complex lumen structures while maintaining apical-out polarity. (C) An organoid with apical-in polarity cultured in Matrigel with RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium, AOF. Green represents Phalloidin staining, and blue represents DAPI nuclei staining.​

CASE 3

Immunofluorescence Staining: iPSC-derived Intestinal Organoids Cultured Using RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium, AOF

DAPI staining highlights nuclei in cyan within a cell cluster (panel A).","Phalloidin labeling shows actin-rich structures in yellow (panel B).","Villin staining reveals magenta microvilli-rich cytoplasm (panel C).","Merged multicolor image combines DAPI, Phalloidin, and Villin signals (panel D).

Figure 3: Use of VitroGel® hydrogels to generate an iPSC-derived intestinal organoid with apical-out polarity. Representative images showing intestinal organoids cultured in VitroGel® ORGANOID. iPSC cells were cultured in VitroGel® STEM to generate spheroids. Spheroids were then differentiated to intestinal organoids using CytoGrow™ Growth Factors. (A) Blue staining (DAPI) represents cell nuclei. (B) Yellow fluorescence: Phalloidin; (C) Magenta: Villin protein; (D) Merged image of the iPSC-derived intestinal organoid.

CASE 4

RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium, AOF Supports Long-Term Intestinal Organoid Growth Over 60 Days​

Four-panel microscope montage of intestinal organoids in VitroGel over time: Day 0, Day 6, Day 30, Day 60; scale bar 500 μm.
Collage of intestinal organoids over days (Day 0 to Day 6) with 500 μm scale bars.

Figure 4. VitroGel® Supports Long-term Organoid Growth. (A) Bright-field images of intestinal organoids cultured and maintained in VitroGel® ORGANOID-3 over 60 days in RocketCell™ Apical-Out Intestinal Organoid Growth Media, AOF (from day 0 through day 60). (B) Intestinal organoids cultured and maintained in Matrigel with RocketCell™ Intestinal Organoid Growth Medium. Organoids in Matrigel started dying after 30 days in 3D culture.

CASE 5

RocketCell™ Apical-Out Intestinal Organoid, AOF Growth Kit Supports Long-term Intestinal Organoid Growth while Maintaining Apical-out Polarity​

Panel A: Red fluorescence highlights cell membranes in a curved tissue fragment; scale bar 100 μm.

Figure 5: VitroGel® ORGANOID supports long-term organoid growth while maintaining structural integrity. (A) A mature intestinal organoid cultured in VitroGel® ORGANOID stained with β-catenin (in red). (B) DAPI nuclei staining (in blue). (C) Intestinal organoid cultured in VitroGel® ORGANOIDS stained with ZO-1 (in green). (D) Merged image.

Matrigel® is a trademark of Corning Incorporated.

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Complete Kit, Growth Medium Only