Dynamics of Drosophila endoderm specification.
Dynamics of Drosophila endoderm specification.
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10.1073/pnas.2112892119
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2022-04-12
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11.1
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To understand developmental patterning of an organism, it is necessary to accurately measure how the state of a gene regulatory network is changing over time. One way of extracting dynamics of a network involves simultaneously imaging several reporters within fixed tissue. Reconstructing dynamics from such data requires staging many samples over time and often leads to low temporal resolution. Time-lapse microscopy of fluorescent transcriptional reporters has revolutionized studies of biological dynamics at the single-cell level. However, this method is limited by the number of reporters that can be imaged at one time. We present a computational method for addressing this problem and demonstrate its application by modeling the gene regulatory network underlying Drosophila posterior patterning and reconstructing its developmental dynamics. During early Drosophila embryogenesis, a network of gene regulatory interactions orchestrates terminal patterning, playing a critical role in the subsequent formation of the gut. We utilized CRISPR gene editing at endogenous loci to create live reporters of transcription and light-sheet microscopy to monitor the individual components of the posterior gut patterning network across 90 min prior to gastrulation. We developed a computational approach for fusing imaging datasets of the individual components into a common multivariable trajectory. Data fusion revealed low intrinsic dimensionality of posterior patterning and cell fate specification in wild-type embryos. The simple structure that we uncovered allowed us to construct a model of interactions within the posterior patterning regulatory network and make testable predictions about its dynamics at the protein level. The presented data fusion strategy is a step toward establishing a unified framework that would explore how stochastic spatiotemporal signals give rise to highly reproducible morphogenetic outcomes.
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