Chromatin reprogramming and bone regeneration in vitro and in vivo via the microtopography-induced constriction of cell nuclei
Chromatin reprogramming and bone regeneration in vitro and in vivo via the microtopography-induced constriction of cell nuclei
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10.1038/s41551-023-01053-x
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发表时间:
2023-06
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28.1
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Xinlong Wang;Vasundhara Agrawal;Cody Dunton;Yugang Liu;R. Virk;Priyam Patel;Lucas Carter;Emily M. Pujadas;Yue Li;Surbhi Jain;Hao Wang;Na Ni;H. Tsai;N. Rivera‐Bolanos;J. Frederick;E. Roth;Reiner Bleher;C. Duan;P. Ntziachristos;Tongmei He;R. Reid;B. Jiang;H. Subramanian;V. Backman;G. Ameer
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Xinlong Wang;Vasundhara Agrawal;Cody Dunton;Yugang Liu;R. Virk;Priyam Patel;Lucas Carter;Emily M. Pujadas;Yue Li;Surbhi Jain;Hao Wang;Na Ni;H. Tsai;N. Rivera‐Bolanos;J. Frederick;E. Roth;Reiner Bleher;C. Duan;P. Ntziachristos;Tongmei He;R. Reid;B. Jiang;H. Subramanian;V. Backman;G. Ameer
Topographical cues on cells can, through contact guidance, alter cellular plasticity and accelerate the regeneration of cultured tissue. Here we show how changes in the nuclear and cellular morphologies of human mesenchymal stromal cells induced by micropillar patterns via contact guidance influence the conformation of the cells’ chromatin and their osteogenic differentiation in vitro and in vivo. The micropillars impacted nuclear architecture, lamin A/C multimerization and 3D chromatin conformation, and the ensuing transcriptional reprogramming enhanced the cells’ responsiveness to osteogenic differentiation factors and decreased their plasticity and off-target differentiation. In mice with critical-size cranial defects, implants with micropillar patterns inducing nuclear constriction altered the cells’ chromatin conformation and enhanced bone regeneration without the need for exogenous signalling molecules. Our findings suggest that medical device topographies could be designed to facilitate bone regeneration via chromatin reprogramming.