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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of <t>microfluidic</t> device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel
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Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of microfluidic device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel

Journal: Journal of Neurovirology

Article Title: SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2 display limited neuronal infection and lack the ability to transmit within synaptically connected axons in stem cell–derived human neurons

doi: 10.1007/s13365-023-01187-3

Figure Lengend Snippet: Sarbecovirus infection of ex vivo model of interconnected human neural network to assess trans-synaptic transmission. A Stem cell–derived NPCs were seeded in both panels of microfluidic device separated by microchannels which allows only the neurites to pass through. After seeding, NPCs were differentiated for 20 (RABV) to 21 days (sarbecoviruses) to generate neurons in both panels interconnected by neurites through the microchannels. The neuronal network is identified by TUJ1 staining (red) and F-actin stain to visualise the neural architecture (magenta). The ex vivo models were infected MOI 1 with RABV for 48 h, which served as a positive control for trans-synaptic transmission ( B ) or different strains of sarbecoviruses ( C, D, E ) at for 24 h. To prevent passive diffusion of virus from the infected panel into the non-infected panel, a higher volume of media is maintained in the non-infected panel. After 24 h of infection, neural cultures were fixed, stained, and imaged in the microfluidic device. Tile images were taken with 20 × objective with Z-stacks and stitched together. Image B shows trans-synaptic spread of RABV from the infected to non-infected panel identified by staining with a rabies anti-nucleoprotein antibody (green). Images C, D, and E show SARS and SARS-CoV-2 infections stained with anti-SARS2-S1 antibody (green) in a subset of neurons in the infected panel (boxed area) but viral antigen was not observed in the non-infected panel

Article Snippet: Xona microfluidic devices (Xona Microfluidics, Cat#SND450) were sterilised and plasma bonded to glass coverslips (24 × 40 mm; Menzel Glaser) using a plasma cleaner (PDC-32G-2, Harrick Plasma).

Techniques: Infection, Ex Vivo, Transmission Assay, Derivative Assay, Staining, Positive Control, Diffusion-based Assay, Virus