References and Notes Supporting Online Material Materials and Methods Figs. S1 to S11 References Movie S1 Optimally Interacting Minds R�ports
References and Notes Supporting Online Material Materials and Methods Figs. S1 to S11 References Movie S1 Optimally Interacting Minds R�ports
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M. Cornelison;H. M. Filla;A. Stanley;B. B. Rapraeger-B.;Olwin;A Sacco;R. Doyonnas;P. Kraft;S. Vitorovic;H. Blau;W D Callister;M P Lutolf;K. Havenstrite;K. Koleckar;F Le Grand;A. Jones;V. Seale;A. Scimè;Martina Rudnicki;J. Sly;R. D. Miller;S. Kobal;S. Gobaa;A. Barron;F. Rossi;J. Och;Karin Engbloms;Stipendiefond E G M k;Bio;B. Bahrami;Karsten Olsen;P. Latham;A. Roepstorff;G. Rees;C. Frith
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M. Cornelison;H. M. Filla;A. Stanley;B. B. Rapraeger-B.;Olwin;A Sacco;R. Doyonnas;P. Kraft;S. Vitorovic;H. Blau;W D Callister;M P Lutolf;K. Havenstrite;K. Koleckar;F Le Grand;A. Jones;V. Seale;A. Scimè;Martina Rudnicki;J. Sly;R. D. Miller;S. Kobal;S. Gobaa;A. Barron;F. Rossi;J. Och;Karin Engbloms;Stipendiefond E G M k;Bio;B. Bahrami;Karsten Olsen;P. Latham;A. Roepstorff;G. Rees;C. Frith
A and B, and fig. S11). In contrast, only 6� of doublets in plastic microwells have this gene expression pattern, suggesting that a pliant substrate enables MuSC expansion. Although gene expression data are suggestive, an in vivo functional assay is necessary to conclude definitively that a self-renewal division event occurred in culture. We show conclusively that stem cell self-renewal occurs using an in vivo functional assay. The transplantation of MuSCs at a population level demonstrates engraftment (Figs. 2 and 3) but does not definitively show that self-renewal divisions occurred in culture, because the population could include nondividing cells that maintained stem cell properties. Accordingly, in this experiment, we plated MuSCs in hydrogel microwell arrays and obtained images immediately after plating and 2 to 3 days after culturing to identify microwells that contained only one doublet. Doublets from 5 microwells were picked and pooled using a micromanipulator, and 10 cells total were transplanted per mouse (Fig. 4A). A detectable BLI signal indicates engraftment resulting from a self-renewal division event that must have occurred in at least one of the five transplanted doublets. Notably, 25� (3 of 12) of mice transplanted with doublets cultured on soft substrates demonstrate detectable engraftment (Fig. 4C) and contribution to regenerating myofibers (Fig. 4D, top), providing in vivo functional evidence that MuSC self-renewal division events occur in culture on pliant substrates. In contrast, doublets grown on rigid plastic microwells never exhibit engraftment after transplantation (0 of 14) (Fig. 4C), indicating that their regenerative potential is rapidly lost. MuSC self-renewal on pliant hydrogel occurs even after multiple divisions. We transplanted clones that arose from a single cell that underwent 3 to 5 divisions. Remarkably, 12� (1 of 8) of mice transplanted with a single clone show en-graftment, demonstrating that MuSC self-renewal capacity is retained on pliant substrates even after multiple divisions (Fig. 4, C and D, bottom). Here, we provide insight into the potency of tissue rigidity, a biophysical property of the skeletal muscle microenvironment, on stem cell fate regulation. Using a single-cell tracking algorithm to interrogate MuSC behaviors at the single-cell level, we demonstrate that soft substrates enhance MuSC survival, prevent differentiation, and promote stemness. Functional assays in mice demonstrate conclusively that pliant substrates permit MuSC self-renewal in culture. Although the underlying mechanisms remain to be elucidated, we hypothesize that decreased rigidity preserves stemness by altering cell shape, resulting in cyto-skeletal rearrangements and altered signaling, as shown …