Neurogenin3 is sufficient for transdetermination of hepatic progenitor cells into neo-islets in vivo but not transdifferentiation of hepatocytes.
Neurogenin3 is sufficient for transdetermination of hepatic progenitor cells into neo-islets in vivo but not transdifferentiation of hepatocytes.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.devcel.2009.01.012
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发表时间:
2009-03
影响因子:
11.8
通讯作者:
Chan, Lawrence
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作者:
Yechoor, Vijay;Liu, Victoria;Espiritu, Christie;Paul, Antoni;Oka, Kazuhiro;Kojima, Hideto;Chan, Lawrence
The transcription factor Neurogenin3 (Ngn3) is required for islet-cell type specification. Here, we show that hepatic gene transfer of Ngn3 transiently induces insulin in terminally-differentiated hepatocytes but fails to transdifferentiate them, i.e. switch their lineage into islet cells. However, Ngn3 leads to long-term diabetes reversal in mice due to the emergence of periportal islet-like cell clusters. These neo-islets display glycemia-regulated insulin, β-cell-specific transcripts, and an islet-specific transcription cascade, and produce all four major islet hormones. They appear to arise from hepatic progenitor cells, most likely endoderm-derived oval cells. Thus, transfer of a single lineage-defining transcription factor, Ngn3, is sufficient to induce cell-lineage switching from hepatic to an islet lineage in these progenitor cells, a process consistent with transdetermination, i.e, lineage switching in lineage-determined, but not terminally-differentiated cells. This paradigm of induced transdetermination of receptive progenitor cells in vivo may be generally applicable to therapeutic organogenesis for multiple diseases including diabetes.
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