Neural induction by the node and placode induction by head mesoderm share an initial state resembling neural plate border and ES cells.
Neural induction by the node and placode induction by head mesoderm share an initial state resembling neural plate border and ES cells.
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节点的神经诱导和头部中胚层的基板诱导共享类似于神经板边界和ES细胞的初始状态。
DOI:
10.1073/pnas.1719674115
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
Trevers KE
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作者:
Trevers KE
Around the time of gastrulation in higher vertebrate embryos, inductive interactions direct cells to form central nervous system (neural plate) or sensory placodes. Grafts of different tissues into the periphery of a chicken embryo elicit different responses: Hensen’s node induces a neural plate whereas the head mesoderm induces placodes. How different are these processes? Transcriptome analysis in time course reveals that both processes start by induction of a common set of genes, which later diverge. These genes are remarkably similar to those induced by an extraembryonic tissue, the hypoblast, and are normally expressed in the pregastrulation stage epiblast. Explants of this epiblast grown in the absence of further signals develop as neural plate border derivatives and eventually express lens markers. We designate this state as “preborder”; its transcriptome resembles embryonic stem cells. Finally, using sequential transplantation experiments, we show that the node, head mesoderm, and hypoblast are interchangeable to begin any of these inductions while the final outcome depends on the tissue emitting the later signals.