Single-Cell Information Analysis Reveals That Skeletal Muscles Incorporate Cell-to-Cell Variability as Information Not Noise

Single-Cell Information Analysis Reveals That Skeletal Muscles Incorporate Cell-to-Cell Variability as Information Not Noise
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单细胞信息分析揭示骨骼肌将细胞间的变异性视为信息而不是噪音

DOI:
10.1016/j.celrep.2020.108051
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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Manabe Yas
Manabe Yas
中科院分区:
生物学1区
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作者:
Wada Takumi;Hironaka Ken-ichi;Wataya Mitsutaka;Fujii Masashi;Eto Miki;Uda Shinsuke;Hoshino Daisuke;Kunida Katsuyuki;Inoue Haruki;Kubota Hiroyuki;Takizawa Tsuguto;Karasawa Yasuaki;Nakatomi Hirofumi;Saito Nobuhito;Hamaguchi Hiroki;Furuichi Yasuro;Manabe Yas

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Cell-to-cell variability in signal transduction in biological systems is often considered noise. However, intercellular variation (i.e., cell-to-cell variability) has the potential to enable individual cells to encode different information. Here, we show that intercellular variation increases information transmission of skeletal muscle. We analyze the responses of multiple cultured myotubes or isolated skeletal muscle fibers as a multiple-cell channel composed of single-cell channels. We find that the multiple-cell channel, which incorporates intercellular variation as information, not noise, transmitted more information in the presence of intercellular variation than in the absence according to the "response diversity effect," increasing in the gradualness of dose response by summing the cell-to-cell variable dose responses. We quantify the information transmission of human facial muscle contraction during intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring and find that information transmission of muscle contraction is comparable to that of a multiple-cell channel. Thus, our data indicate that intercellular variation can increase the information capacity of tissues.