Single-cell and spatial mapping Identify cell types and signaling Networks in the human ureter.
Single-cell and spatial mapping Identify cell types and signaling Networks in the human ureter.
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10.1016/j.devcel.2022.07.004
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发表时间:
2022-08-08
影响因子:
11.8
通讯作者:
Ting, Angela H.
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Fink, Emily E.;Sona, Surbhi;Tran, Uyen;Desprez, Pierre-Emmanuel;Bradley, Matthew;Qiu, Hong;Eltemamy, Mohamed;Wee, Alvin;Wolkov, Madison;Nicolas, Marlo;Min, Booki;Haber, Georges-Pascal;Wessely, Oliver;Lee, Byron H.;Ting, Angela H.
Tissue engineering offers a promising treatment strategy for ureteral strictures, but its success requires an in-depth understanding of the architecture, cellular heterogeneity, and signaling pathways underlying tissue regeneration. Here we define and spatially map cell populations within the human ureter using single-cell RNA sequencing, spatial gene expression, and immunofluorescence approaches. We focus on the stromal and urothelial cell populations to enumerate distinct cell types composing the human ureter and infer potential cell-cell communication networks underpinning the bi-directional crosstalk between these compartments. Furthermore, we analyze and experimentally validate the importance of Sonic Hedgehog (SHH) signaling pathway in adult progenitor cell maintenance. The SHH-expressing basal cells support organoid generation in vitro and accurately predict the differentiation trajectory from basal progenitor cells to terminally differentiated umbrella cells. Our results highlight essential processes involved in adult ureter tissue homeostasis and provide a blueprint for guiding ureter tissue engineering. Fink and Sona et al. present a detailed description of the cellular composition and organization of the human ureter, identifying previously unappreciated immune richness, crosstalk between periurothelial fibroblast and basal cells, and adult SHH-expressing urothelial progenitor cells. These observations will help understand the regenerative potential in the human ureter
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