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Enjoy our Newsletter with FOCUS ON EXTRAVESICULAR RESEARCH Organoids and organ-on-a-chip 3-in-1 Plate a new 3D Cell Culture Technology Extracellular Matrices: ExtraGel, an equivalent to Matrigel and Defined Solutions Liver Cells/ Hepatocytes New suppliers and products
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Organoids and organ-on-a-chip
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Extracellular Matrices: ExtraGel, an equivalent to Matrigel and Defined Solutions
Liver Cells/ Hepatocytes
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<strong>PELONEWS</strong><br />
WITH FOCUS ON EXTRAVESICULAR RESEARCH<br />
PELOBiotech Newsletter <strong>Spring</strong>/<strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2023</strong><br />
Everything is<br />
theoretically<br />
impossible,<br />
until it is done.<br />
– Robert A. Heinlein,<br />
American Science<br />
fiction writer<br />
Dear Scientist,<br />
Extracellular vesicles (EV) are the lipid-bound nano particles<br />
which are secreted by cells which act as key mediators of many<br />
physiological processes (L.M Doyle et al. 2019). EVs are the<br />
mediators of cell to cell communication by transporting different<br />
lipids, proteins and nucleic acids to recepient cells. EVs secreted<br />
by cancer cells promote cell growth and survival which may help<br />
in progression of invasive and metastatic activity.(W. H Chang et<br />
al., 2021). There has been a lot of research which shows<br />
prospects of EVs as modern drug delivery vehicles and as next<br />
generation therapeutics, though there still is a lot of<br />
criticism (I. K Hermann et al., 2021).<br />
You can check the solutions we have for your project<br />
on page 4.<br />
All the best to you and your research,<br />
Christiane Büchsel<br />
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PELOAcademy | Biomimicry at Nanoscale Level:<br />
a Step forward Towards Organotypic Cell Studies<br />
CONTENT<br />
• Extracellular Vesicles<br />
• Organoids and organ-on-achip<br />
• 3-in-1 Plate a new 3D Cell<br />
Culture Technology<br />
• Extracellular Matrices: Extra-<br />
Gel an equivalent to Matrigel<br />
and Defined Solutions<br />
• Liver Cells/ Hepatocytes<br />
• New suppliers and products<br />
presented by Prof. Matteo Santin,<br />
University of Brighton, UK<br />
Date and Time: Tue, June 20; 10 AM<br />
Save your spot now at<br />
https://www.pelobiotech.com/webinars.html
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Overview Extracellular Vesicles<br />
Exosomes are small, membranebound<br />
extracellular vesicles (EVs) that<br />
are released by cells, such as<br />
adipose-derived stem cells/<br />
stroma cells, mesenchymal<br />
stem cells /stroma cells(MSC),<br />
dendritic cells, T and B cells.<br />
These vesicles can contain a wide<br />
variety of molecules, such as<br />
proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids,<br />
that are derived from the cell of<br />
origin.<br />
They play a key role in intercellular<br />
communication, as they can transfer<br />
contents to other cells and influence<br />
their behavior. They have been<br />
implicated in a wide variety of<br />
physiological and pathological<br />
processes, including immune<br />
regulation, tissue repair, and cancer<br />
progression. They are also used as a<br />
tool for drug delivery and as a<br />
biomarker for disease diagnosis and<br />
prognosis.<br />
Scan/click the QR code to learn more about exosomes!<br />
Why is defined media so excellent?<br />
• Ethics: FBS is derived from the blood of unborn calves, raising ethical concerns regarding animal<br />
welfare. In contrast, defined media eliminate the need for FBS, reducing reliance on animalderived<br />
components. .<br />
• Consistency: Defined media ensure consistent and reproducible manufacturing processes as it is<br />
precisely formulated.<br />
• Control: Precisely formulated composition provides control over exosome production and<br />
thereby improves scalability and efficiency in manufacturing<br />
• Optimization: Tailoring media composition enhances exosome yield, purity, and functionality.<br />
• Standardization: Eliminating undefined components like serum ensures standardized exosome<br />
preparation and uniform reproducible results.<br />
• Safety: Minimizing contaminants and unwanted effects with defined media ensures high-quality<br />
exosomes such as adverse immune reactions associated with undefined components..<br />
• Compliance: Meeting regulatory guidelines and ethical considerations in exosome production.<br />
Defined media reduce the risk of potential contaminants or unwanted biological effects By precisely<br />
defining the media composition, unwanted variations and impurities can be minimized, ensuring<br />
the production of high-quality exosomes.<br />
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Overview Extracellular Vesicles<br />
Options:<br />
A) Belgian beer<br />
B) Defined Media<br />
C) Pooled urine<br />
D) Other<br />
Go to Page 7 for the<br />
answer.<br />
PELONews: What Makes Exosomes and<br />
Stem Cell Therapy the Cell-ebrities of<br />
Regenerative Medicine?<br />
Scan/Click the QR code to read our article to find out.<br />
Media for Exosomes<br />
Gain more Control with Defined Media for EXOsome isolation<br />
CellCor EXO CD<br />
is a chemically defined media that supports the stable growth and<br />
characteristics of MSCs from different tissues. It enables the<br />
production of high-quality exosomes, essential for various<br />
applications, including regenerative medicine and drug delivery. The<br />
media is versatile and compatible with different culture methods and<br />
systems, allowing for consistent and reproducible results. Its stability<br />
and compatibility make it an excellent option<br />
for research and clinical applications. It<br />
promotes low aging and high genetic<br />
stability of cells, making it appropriate for<br />
MSCs from various tissues, including<br />
Adipose, Bone marrow, Cord blood, and<br />
Wharton jelly.<br />
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Overview Extracellular Vesicles<br />
Table 1. Comparison of Cell Culture Factors for Cell Growth and Exosome Studies. Adapted from<br />
Liau et al, Int J Mol Sci, 2021<br />
Factors FBS hPL Defined Media EXO Free Media<br />
Pros<br />
Abundant and<br />
accessible<br />
Easy to produce<br />
Well-defined<br />
components<br />
Exosome-depleted and ideal for<br />
isolation<br />
Suitable for most cells Suitable for most cells No batch-to-batch<br />
variation<br />
No batch-to-batch variation<br />
Supports cell survival<br />
and proliferation<br />
Supports cell survival<br />
and proliferation<br />
No risk of xenogeneic/<br />
allogeneic protein<br />
contamination<br />
No risk of xenogeneic/allogeneic<br />
protein contamination<br />
Widely used in studies<br />
and publications<br />
No risk of xenogenic<br />
immune reaction; can<br />
be produced using<br />
autologous blood<br />
No unintended<br />
interaction with test<br />
substances<br />
No unintended interaction with test<br />
substances<br />
Cons<br />
Components are illdefined<br />
Components are illdefined<br />
Not available for<br />
certain cells<br />
Not available for certain cells<br />
Batch-to-batch<br />
variation<br />
Batch-to-batch<br />
variation (reduced by<br />
pooling)<br />
Some media require<br />
extra coating for cell<br />
attachment<br />
Some media require extra coating<br />
for cell attachment<br />
Potential<br />
contamination (prions,<br />
mycoplasma, bacteria,<br />
fungi)<br />
Unintended interaction<br />
with test substances<br />
More expensive<br />
compared to<br />
alternatives<br />
More expensive compared to<br />
alternatives<br />
Risk of animal protein<br />
contamination in<br />
clinical usage<br />
Few distributors<br />
Time-consuming and<br />
difficult to develop<br />
Time-consuming and difficult to<br />
develop<br />
Unintended interaction<br />
with test substances<br />
Potential allogenic<br />
immune response<br />
Higher particle count<br />
and presence of<br />
exosomes<br />
Ethical concerns with<br />
animal welfare<br />
Risk of transmitting<br />
human viruses<br />
Multitude of exosomes<br />
not suitable for<br />
isolation or studies<br />
Multitude of exosomes<br />
not suitable for<br />
isolation or studies<br />
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Overview Extracellular Vesicles<br />
Media for cell and gene therapy applications<br />
Media for Stem cell maintenance and proliferation<br />
CellCor CD MSC<br />
Choosing the right media is crucial for achieving optimal growth of<br />
human MSCs with the desired characteristics. CellCor CD MSC is<br />
an excellent choice for controlling culture conditions, as it is made up<br />
of chemically defined components. This product can maintain stable<br />
stemness, differentiation, and marker expression throughout subculturing,<br />
up to the second half. Furthermore, it supports low aging<br />
and high genetic stability of cells and is suitable for MSCs from<br />
different tissues such as Adipose, Bone marrow, Cord blood, and<br />
Wharton jelly. It can also be used for the<br />
production and research of stem cell-derived<br />
exosomes.<br />
Scan the QR-Code and get the<br />
Product sheet.<br />
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Overview Organoids & Organ-on-a-chip<br />
Organoids, and organ-on-a-chip, have<br />
transformed the landscape of biomedical research<br />
and clinical applications.<br />
Organ-on-a-chip platforms replicate the complex<br />
microenvironment of organs, integrating multiple<br />
cell types and physiological functions onto a single<br />
chip.<br />
These systems enable researchers to study organlevel<br />
responses, drug interactions, and disease<br />
mechanisms with high precision.<br />
The combination of organoids and organ-on-achip<br />
technology offers a powerful approach to<br />
simulate human organ systems and bridge the<br />
gap between traditional in vitro models and<br />
animal testing.<br />
This advancement not only enhances our understanding of human biology and disease but also<br />
contributes to the development of safer and more effective treatments, while reducing reliance on<br />
animal models. The FDA's recognition of these technologies by no longer requiring animal testing<br />
reinforces the importance of embracing human-relevant models and ethical alternatives<br />
for advancing healthcare and scientific discoveries.<br />
Read our article by scanning/clicking the QR code to find out more.<br />
Intestine-on-a-Chip for Personalized Medicine<br />
Intestine-on-a-chip models also<br />
facilitate the study of gastrointestinal<br />
diseases, e.g. inflammatory bowel<br />
disease, by mimicking the<br />
inflammatory responses and barrier<br />
dysfunction observed in these<br />
conditions.<br />
Organoid products for R&D or GMP<br />
• Organoid kits with cytokines, media and cells included for culture of organoids<br />
• PhenoDrive<br />
• ECM Mixtures<br />
• Scilia ExtraGel ECM equivalent to the gold-standard in the industry.<br />
• Apricell 3-in-1 plate for high throughput drug testing.<br />
• Collagen (I, II, III, IV)<br />
• Fibronectin<br />
• Laminin<br />
• Vitronectin<br />
Scan/click the QR code to learn about out ECM for 2D & 3D cell culture.<br />
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Overview Organoids & Organ-on-a-chip<br />
PELONews: Can lab-grown brains become<br />
conscious? What is consciousness? Are we<br />
nothing more than an intricate neuronal<br />
circuit?<br />
Scan/Click the QR code to read our article here to find out.<br />
Apricell 3-in-1 plate<br />
To study co-culture<br />
Tumour invasion<br />
ECM study<br />
Drug screening<br />
Scilia ExtraGel ECM<br />
Reconstituted matrix hydrogel<br />
3D cell culture<br />
Angiogenesis<br />
Stem cell maintenance and<br />
differentiation<br />
In-vivo xenograft generation<br />
Organoid kits<br />
With cell culture medium and<br />
cytokines to create cardiac,<br />
biliary, breast, brain, lung,<br />
liver, vascular organoids<br />
New<br />
Products !<br />
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New Products and Partners<br />
3D CoSeedis TM<br />
3D CoSeedis TM is a novel scaffold-free<br />
3D cell co-culture system.<br />
Some of the key features of 3D<br />
CoSeedis TM Chip:<br />
• They are highly reproducible<br />
• Easy for mass production of highly<br />
uniform organoids<br />
• Wide range of disease models<br />
• HTS compatible<br />
• Could be used to study exosome<br />
release from cancer cells co-cultured with hepatocytes<br />
pic: abc biopply<br />
Media and Partner for MSCs<br />
Gain more Control with Defined Media for MSCs<br />
Cell culture is a critical component of research, development<br />
and production in the life sciences. Cell culture media in<br />
particular, has a significant impact on the efficacy and<br />
sensitivity control of the cell culture microenvironment.<br />
PELOBiotech is strenghtening its leading position in the field<br />
of MSCs & GMP: We offer a special media for MSCs to our<br />
portfolio called CellCor TM , a serum-free chemically defined<br />
media composed of over 200 known compounds.<br />
Through 10 years of tenacious research, producer Xcell<br />
Therapeutics, South Korea, developed CellCor CD MSC<br />
products, which provide superior performance with the<br />
utmost focus safety and quality, assured by strict adherence to<br />
regulated standards following good manufacturing practices.<br />
CellCor does not contain any animal nor plant derived components, they are hPL free,<br />
and Exosome free, available in R&D and GMP quality.<br />
Scan QR-Code and get the Product sheet.<br />
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NEW Products and Partners<br />
Alternatives to Matrigel<br />
We present our new partner Tissue Click.<br />
The company provides PhenoDrive which<br />
a the multifunctional nature, thereby<br />
unlike GelMatrix/Matrigel it can be used<br />
as a coating, in suspension or as a bio ink.<br />
This offers a simple and effective scale-up<br />
reducing experimental optimization<br />
pic: TisueClick<br />
and its time cost.<br />
Phenodrive vs GelMatrix/Matrigel at a glance<br />
GelMatrix/Matrigel<br />
Phenodrive<br />
Methods<br />
Coating,<br />
Encapsulation<br />
Coating, Encapsulation<br />
Suspension, bio-ink<br />
Temperature 4 °C Room Temperature<br />
Handeling<br />
(Viscosity)<br />
High<br />
Low<br />
Microscopy Opaque Transparent<br />
Composition Natural Synthetic<br />
Formulations 1 6<br />
Stability in culture 5 15<br />
Paper alert!<br />
Development of Scaffold-free vascularized pancreatic beta-islets in vitro<br />
models by the anchoring of cell lines to a biologand–functionalized<br />
gelatine substrate.<br />
Valeria Perugini et al. 2022.<br />
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10856-022-06658-3<br />
Abstract:<br />
The formation of bioengineered pancreatic islets through cell anchoring to a<br />
gelatine-based biomaterial, PhenoDrive-Y, is able to mimic the basement<br />
membrane of tissues . PhenoDrive-Y led human pancreatic ß Cell line and<br />
human umbilical endothelial cell lines structure which is similar to natural<br />
vascularized pancreatic islets. The study shows the potential of PhenoDrive-Y as<br />
a substrate for the development of bioengineered vascuklarized<br />
islets making it suitable for new therapeutics.<br />
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Organ/Cell based products<br />
Hepatocytes<br />
Primary human hepatocytes are the main cells in the liver,<br />
characterized by their cubical shape and abundant smooth<br />
endoplasmic reticulum. They exhibit eosinophilic cytoplasm,<br />
basophilic stippling, and round nuclei with dispersed chromatin.<br />
Hepatocytes form plates separated by sinusoids, which have<br />
fenestrated endothelial linings and are supported by reticulin.<br />
Kupffer cells and stellate cells are present in the sinusoids,<br />
performing phagocytosis and storing vitamin A, respectively.<br />
These hepatocytes “gold standard” for in vitro hepatic assays such<br />
as Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics (DMPK). When<br />
choosing our primary human hepatocytes, you gain access to<br />
extensive donor information and large lot sizes of up to 1000 vials.<br />
The hepatocytes are evaluated for critical inductions such as<br />
CYP1A2, CYP2B6, and CYP3A4, and their metabolic activity is<br />
assessed for various essential enzymes which includes CYP450<br />
enzymes (1A2, 2B6, 2C8, 2C9, 2C19, 2D6, 3A), ECOD, SULT,<br />
UGT, and AO. The cells are available in plateable, suspension, and<br />
spheroid-qualified forms.<br />
By selecting these hepatocytes, you can explore the intricacies of liver function with confidence.<br />
With exceptional post-thaw viability (>85%) this allows for the study of xenobiotic metabolism,<br />
liver toxicity, cell biology, and host-pathogen interactions in a cost-effective manner.<br />
Read more about the use of hepatocytes in research by scanning/clicking the QR code:<br />
If you would like to purchase hepatocytes please contact us for more information.<br />
High-quality tissues by Anabios<br />
Precision-cut lung slices with exceptional RNA integrity (RIN 9.5)<br />
from normal and diseased tissue samples. These slices retain their<br />
functionality in ex-vivo assays, closely resembling fresh precisioncut<br />
lung slices. Additionally, we have included detailed donor<br />
information for enhanced research relevance.<br />
Other products include: Isolated cardiomyocytes (To predict druginduced<br />
proarrhythmia and inotropic risk), adult human dorsal root<br />
ganglia tissue and adult human CNS tissue<br />
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Overview Organoids & Organ-on-a-chip<br />
PELONews: 199 People have opted to<br />
be cryopreserved, we do not know if<br />
revival is possible for them right now<br />
but our ThawSTAR CFT2 ® revives cells<br />
automatically with high efficiently and<br />
reproducible thawing.<br />
Enzymes for cell isolation & purification<br />
Different types of enzymes, such as collagenase, trypsin, dispase,<br />
and DNAse, are used in cell isolation processes.<br />
The choice of enzyme depends on the specific cell type and tissue<br />
being targeted.<br />
High-quality enzymes are essential for achieving high yield and<br />
functional cells during isolation.<br />
Quality enzymes ensure efficient and complete tissue digestion,<br />
leading to optimal cell dissociation.<br />
Enzymes with high specific activity and purity minimize non-specific<br />
cell damage and maximize cell viability.<br />
Contaminants or impurities in low-quality enzymes can negatively<br />
affect cell yield and compromise cell functionality.<br />
Well-characterized and standardized enzymatic activity ensures<br />
consistent and reproducible results.<br />
8. Consistent activity levels of enzyme batches allow for reliable and<br />
predictable cell isolation outcomes.<br />
To achieve exceptional and consistent outcomes, we highly recommend our partner, VitaCytes<br />
enzymes, for the isolation of cardiomyocytes, skin cells, liver cells, islet cells, adipose cells, and<br />
stem cells from humans, pigs, and rodents. Additionally, VitaCytes offers personalized enzyme<br />
solutions tailored to meet your specific requirements.<br />
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Overview Extracellular Matrix (ECM)<br />
The Extracellular Matrix (ECM) is a vital component found in all tissues and organs, serving as a<br />
structural framework for cells and playing a crucial role in tissue development, differentiation, and<br />
maintenance. It provides essential biochemical and biomechanical signals necessary for proper tissue<br />
morphogenesis and homeostasis. Genetic abnormalities in ECM proteins can lead to a wide range of<br />
syndromes, varying in severity. As a result, targeting ECM molecules has become a significant focus<br />
in pharmacotherapy. Various diseases arise due to ECM abnormalities, including Osteoarthritis,<br />
cancer, genetic disorders like Marfan's syndrome, and even acquired conditions like coronary heart<br />
disease.<br />
Extracellular Matrices & Hydrogels products for R&D or GMP<br />
• Gelatin<br />
• Speed Coating Solution<br />
• PhenoDrive<br />
• Collagen (I, II, III, IV)<br />
• Fibronectin (human plasma derived; also available in GMP quality and virus inactivated)<br />
• Laminin/iMatrix 221 for Cardiomyocytes& Myoblasts, 411 for Endothelial Cells), 511 for ES/iPS<br />
cells)<br />
• Vitronectin<br />
• ECM Mixtures<br />
• Scilia ExtraGel<br />
• Alternatives to Matrigel and organ & cell culture derived ECMs<br />
Productlist ECMs: https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/62911690/portfolio-ecm-products<br />
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New Products and Partners<br />
HydroSeev -<br />
Improving your 3D Cell culture<br />
HydroSeev, by our partner Seevix, is a<br />
formulation of a biopolymer with properties<br />
like that of spidersilk used as an additive for<br />
the betterment of mechanical properties,<br />
viability and function of 3D models. It is<br />
supplied as a stock suspension to<br />
supplement materials used for creating 3D<br />
Cellular models.<br />
Unique Structure and Properties<br />
Use SpheroSeev in drug discovery, stem cell<br />
research, cancer research and tissue<br />
engineering studies to reduce overall study<br />
costs.<br />
• Ready and easy-to-use<br />
• Minimum protocol adaption to switch<br />
from 2D or currently used 3D<br />
• high-porosity leading to bettter oxygen<br />
and nutrient access hence mimics<br />
function of vascularized tissue<br />
• Provides tissue-like environment for<br />
cells<br />
• extra strength and elasticity that<br />
provides mechanical cushioning and<br />
protection to individual cells within the<br />
spheroid.<br />
• Long shelf-life and sterile<br />
• Does not degrade over the course of<br />
the experiement.<br />
SpheroSeev<br />
Also find out about SpheroSeev<br />
->ECM-like environment for<br />
spheroid formation in a<br />
consistent and reproducible<br />
manner.<br />
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UltraGRO product line -<br />
Xeno-free human Platelet Lysate<br />
Platelets are one of the small components in<br />
blood circulation participating in primary<br />
hemostasis and thrombosis. Besides<br />
coagulation and wound healing, numerous<br />
research articles demonstrate the capability of<br />
human platelet lysate (hPL) in research,<br />
regenerative medicine and clinical applications.<br />
As a serum substitute, hPL has demonstrated<br />
higher expansion potency without<br />
compromising its differentiation characteristics<br />
and immunosuppression of T cells.<br />
AventaCell BioMedical Corp., a leading<br />
platelet lysate company, dedicating itself to<br />
developing novel human-derived products for<br />
cell culture.<br />
pic:<br />
AventaCell<br />
BioMedical<br />
Corp.<br />
UltraGRO-PURE meets your<br />
need for a consistent and reliable<br />
human protein based cell culture supplement<br />
that can support your cell production from<br />
research through to clinical trial use.<br />
UltraGRO TM – PURE GI GMP grade cell culture<br />
supplement is a gamma irradiated viral<br />
inactivated, fibrinogen depleted, xeno-free<br />
media supplement.<br />
Exosome-Depleted UltraGRO-PURE GI<br />
Research grade is gamma irradiated viral<br />
inactivated, exosome-depleted, xeno-free to<br />
support cell culture, especially for exosome<br />
secretion and isolation assays.
New Partners<br />
PELONews <strong>Spring</strong>/<strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2023</strong><br />
New Products<br />
High-quality tissues by Anabios<br />
1. Precision-cut lung slices with high RNA integrtiy (RIN 9.5)<br />
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2. Isolated cardiomyocytes (To predict drug-induced proarrhythmia<br />
and inotropic risk)<br />
3. Adult human dorsal toot ganglia tissue<br />
4. Adult human CNS tissue<br />
Apricell 3-in-1 plate<br />
To study co-culture<br />
Tumor invasion<br />
ECM study<br />
Drug screening<br />
Megarobo ECM & Organoid kits<br />
EXTRAGEL Reconstituted matrix hydrogel, equivalent to the gold-standard<br />
in the Industry. Suitable for stem cell maintenance and differentiation, Invivo<br />
xenograft generation, 3-D cell culture and to study angiogenesis.<br />
Organoid kits with media, cytokines and cells to create intestinal, lung,<br />
breast, liver, biliary, brain, vascular, and cardiac organoids
PELORecommends<br />
Hungry after a long lab day? Get back in shape with one of our favorite recipes.<br />
Ingredients: ½ kg fish (such as pompano), 1 tbsp lemon juice, 1 tsp turmeric powder, 1 tsp pepper<br />
powder, Salt (as required), ½ inch-sized ginger piece (finely minced), 2 garlic cloves (finely<br />
chopped), 1 medium-sized onion (sliced), 3-4 green chilies (slit), ¼ tsp turmeric powder, 1 tsp pepper,<br />
1 cup thin coconut milk, 1 cup thick coconut milk, 2 sprigs of curry leaves, 1 tbsp lemon juice, 1<br />
tomato (sliced into rounds), Salt (as required), Coconut oil (as required),<br />
Instructions:<br />
1. Clean and cut the fish into pieces. Marinate with lemon juice, pepper, salt, and turmeric<br />
powder for 15-20 minutes.<br />
2. In a kadai/pan, add a little oil and shallow fry the fish on both sides. Set it aside.<br />
3. In a separate pan, add oil and heat it over medium flame. Add curry leaves, ginger, garlic, and<br />
green chilies. Sauté for a minute until the raw smell subsides.<br />
4. Add the sliced onions and sauté until they turn translucent, without browning them.<br />
5. Add turmeric powder, pepper powder, and thin coconut milk. Close the lid and allow the curry<br />
to boil for 5-6 minutes on medium flame. When the oil starts separating, reduce the flame to<br />
low and add lemon juice. Mix well.<br />
6. Now add the fried fish, cover it with the gravy, and allow the curry to blend well with the fish.<br />
Bring it to a boil. Do not stir once the fish is added; instead, rotate the pan to mix the gravy.<br />
7. Add the thick coconut milk and cook on low flame for another 2 minutes, ensuring not to let the<br />
dish boil beyond this stage. Check for seasoning.<br />
8. Add sliced round tomatoes and more curry leaves. Close the lid and switch off the flame. Let the<br />
tomatoes cook in the remaining steam.<br />
9. Serve with Appam, Idiyappam, Chapati/Roti, Rice, or Bread.<br />
Notes:<br />
• Adding lemon juice is optional but highly recommended. You can skip it and add half a chopped<br />
tomato for extra tanginess.<br />
• Fishes like tilapia, pompano, salmon, kingfish, pomfret, red snapper, and pearl spot can be used.<br />
• Adjust the spiciness of the curry according to your taste by reducing green chilies.<br />
• Coconut oil is ideal for all authentic Kerala recipes, but any neutral oil (except for olive oil) would<br />
work.<br />
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