Spatial Stem Cell Fate Engineering via Facile Morphogen Localization.
Spatial Stem Cell Fate Engineering via Facile Morphogen Localization.
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10.1002/adhm.202100995
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发表时间:
2021-11
影响因子:
10
通讯作者:
Palecek SP
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作者:
Jin G;Floy ME;Simmons AD;Arthur MM;Palecek SP
Spatiotemporally controlled presentation of morphogens and elaborate modulation of signaling pathways elicit pattern formation during development. Though this process is critical for proper organogenesis, unraveling mechanisms of human developmental biology have been restricted by practical and ethical challenges associated with studying human embryos. Human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) have been used to model human development in vitro, however difficulties in precise spatiotemporal control of the cell microenvironment have limited the utility of this model in exploring mechanisms of pattern formation. Here, we present a simple and versatile method to spatially pattern hPSC differentiation in 2D via localized adsorption of morphogens on substrates. Morphogens including BMP4, noggin, activin A, and Wnt3a are patterned to induce localized mesendoderm, endoderm, cardiomyocyte (CM), and epicardial cell (EpiC) differentiation from hPSCs and hPSC-derived progenitors. Patterned CM and EpiC co-differentiation allows investigation of interactions between these cells in a spatially controlled manner and demonstrated improved alignment of CMs, an important metric of maturity and coordinated function, in proximity to differentiating EpiCs. This simple approach provides a platform for the controlled, systematic study of spatiotemporal pattern formation during early development. Moreover, this study provides a facile approach to generate 2D patterned hPSC-derived tissue structures for modeling disease and drug interactions. A simple and versatile approach to generate patterned stem cell differentiation is suggested in this study. Deposition of morphogens on substrate is achieved by confining protein solution and it derives localized differentiation of stem cells which allows investigation of cellular interaction in a spatial context.
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