Repeated human deciduous tooth-derived dental pulp cell reprogramming factor transfection yields multipotent intermediate cells with enhanced iPS cell formation capability
Repeated human deciduous tooth-derived dental pulp cell reprogramming factor transfection yields multipotent intermediate cells with enhanced iPS cell formation capability
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重复转染人乳牙源性牙髓细胞重编程因子可产生具有增强 iPS 细胞形成能力的多能中间细胞
DOI:
10.1038/s41598-018-37291-2
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
Sato Masahiro
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作者:
Soda Miki;Saitoh Issei;Murakami Tomoya;Inada Emi;Iwase Yoko;Noguchi Hirofumi;Shibasaki Shinji;Kurosawa Mie;Sawami Tadashi;Terunuma Miho;Kubota Naoko;Terao Yutaka;Ohshima Hayato;Hayasaki Haruaki;Sato Masahiro
Human tissue-specific stem cells (hTSCs), found throughout the body, can differentiate into several lineages under appropriate conditionsin vitroandin vivo. By transfecting terminally differentiated cells with reprogramming factors, we previously produced induced TSCs from the pancreas and hepatocytes that exhibit additional properties than iPSCs, as exemplified by very low tumour formation after xenogenic transplantation. We hypothesised that hTSCs, being partially reprogrammed in a state just prior to iPSC transition, could be isolated from any terminally differentiated cell type through transient reprogramming factor overexpression. Cytochemical staining of human deciduous tooth-derived dental pulp cells (HDDPCs) and human skin-derived fibroblasts following transfection with Yamanaka’s factors demonstrated increased ALP activity, a stem cell marker, three weeks after transfection albeit in a small percentage of clones. Repeated transfections (≤3) led to more efficient iPSC generation, with HDDPCs exhibiting greater multipotentiality at two weeks post-transfection than the parental intact HDDPCs. These results indicated the utility of iPSC technology to isolate TSCs from HDDPCs and fibroblasts. Generally, a step-wise loss of pluripotential phenotypes in ESCs/iPSCs occurs during their differentiation process. Our present findings suggest that the reverse phenomenon can also occur upon repeated introduction of reprogramming factors into differentiated cells such as HDDPCs and fibroblasts.