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March 3, 2026Placenta0 citationsOpen Access

Characterization, organoid formation and differentiation potential of the novel term trophoblast cell line TB/SVTERT350

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GMGudrun MeinhardtHWHanna WaldhäuslLSLeila Saleh

Key Points

  • TB/SVTERT350 exhibits trophoblast identity and differentiates into syncytiotrophoblasts and extravillous trophoblasts.
  • Notable markers such as E-cadherin and YAP1 are expressed, indicating successful progenitor cell characteristics.
  • Assessment of organoid formation reveals structural similarities with primary trophoblast organoids, enhancing study reliability.
  • Potential applications in placental growth research can improve understanding of developmental biology.

Abstract

Herein, we molecularly characterize the novel human term trophoblast cell line TB/SVTERT350 and show that it meets the criteria for trophoblast identity and subtype specification. TB/SVTERT350, cultured under stemness conditions in 2D or 3D, express trophoblast progenitor markers such as E-cadherin, TEAD4 and YAP1 and develop into CGβ-producing syncytiotrophoblast and HLA-G-expressing extravillous trophoblasts in the respective differentiation media. Expanding TB/SVTERT350 organoids share structural similarities with primary trophoblast organoids and express NOTCH1 suggesting that the cell line exhibits phenotypic traits of proximal cell column trophoblasts. In summary, TB/SVTERT350 could represent a reliable model for studying mechanisms of placental growth and differentiation.

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Meinhardt et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75c2fc6e9836116a24c1fhttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.placenta.2026.01.018
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