Capybara: A computational tool to measure cell identity and fate transitions.
Capybara: A computational tool to measure cell identity and fate transitions.
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10.1016/j.stem.2022.03.001
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2022-04-07
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23.9
通讯作者:
A. Morris, Samantha
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Kong, Wenjun;C. Fu, Yuheng;Holloway, Emily M.;Garipler, Gorkem;Yang, Xue;Mazzoni, Esteban O.;A. Morris, Samantha
Measuring cell identity in development, disease, and reprogramming is challenging as cell types and states are in continual transition. Here, we present Capybara, a computational tool to classify discrete cell identity and intermediate ‘hybrid’ cell states, supporting a metric to quantify cell fate transition dynamics. We validate hybrid cells using experimental lineage tracing data to demonstrate the multi-lineage potential of these intermediate cell states. We apply Capybara to diagnose shortcomings in several cell engineering protocols, identifying hybrid states in cardiac reprogramming and off-target identities in motor neuron programming, which we alleviate by adding exogenous signaling factors. Further, we establish a putative in vivo correlate for induced endoderm progenitors, a cell type that has, to date, remained poorly defined. Together, these results showcase the utility of Capybara to dissect cell identity and fate transitions, prioritizing interventions to enhance the efficiency and fidelity of stem cell engineering. Kong et al. present Capybara, a computational pipeline to classify discrete cell identity and intermediate ‘hybrid’ cell states. They apply Capybara to diagnose shortcomings in several cell engineering protocols, identifying hybrid states in cardiac reprogramming and off-target neural identities in motor neuron programming, leading to improved protocols to increase target cell yield. Further, they demonstrate the utility of Capybara to identify an in vivo correlate for induced endoderm progenitors, a relatively uncharacterized product of direct lineage reprogramming.
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