Defining the heterogeneity of cell lineages in the inter-follicular epidermis
定义毛囊间表皮细胞谱系的异质性
基本信息
- 批准号:10596423
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 55.98万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-04-12 至 2028-02-29
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:3-DimensionalAcuteAdultArchitectureAreaBasal CellBehaviorBiologicalCell LineageCell ProliferationCell SurvivalCell modelCellsComplexDataDevelopmentEpidermal RidgesEpidermisExtinctionGeneticGrowthHeterogeneityHomeostasisHumanInjuryLabelLaboratoriesLightLinkLymphaticModelingMolecularMusNatural regenerationPatternPhasePhysiologicalPopulationProliferatingRegenerative capacityResearchSOX6 geneScienceShapesSignal TransductionSkinSkin wound healingSpatial DistributionStratum BasaleStructureStudy modelsTailTimeTissuesUV Radiation ExposureUV inducedUV responseWorkbehavior changecell typeepidermal stem cellin vivoinjury and repairmolecular domainmouse geneticsnovelprogenitorregeneration potentialregenerativeregenerative cellresponseskin organogenesisskin regenerationstemstem cell populationstem cellstooltranscription factortranscriptomics
项目摘要
Abstract
Adult skin interfollicular epidermis (IFE) renewal is currently described by simple models of
relatively homogenous basal stem/progenitor cells. However, long-term IFE renewal is likely
orchestrated by the physiological demands of a complex tissue architecture comprising multiple
levels of heterogeneity. We began to elucidate the cellular and molecular organization of two
spatially distinct IFE domains, their physiological relevance, and the relationship between mouse
and human skin. We demonstrate that molecular and cellular states of mouse tail basal
microdomains (scales and inter-scales) recapitulate human skin IFE spatial organization in rete
ridges and inter-ridges. We begin to uncover a physiological relevance for the skin spatial
domains: adaptation to differential UV exposure. We identify multiple IFE populations with distinct
behavior in clonal analysis and describe the first in vivo epidermal transit-amplifying (TA) cell. The
later uniquely displays a maturation-dependent behavior with a timed-transition from an
amplification phase to an extinction phase. This opens-up a new road for investigating molecular
mechanisms of timed transitions from a ‘young’ to a ‘mature’ cell state. Using mouse genetics, we
develop new tools to label and characterize IFE domains that are most UV exposed and examine
in depth: (1) IFE spatial heterogeneity and domain organization in skin and its physiological
significance; and (2) the heterogeneity of IFE stem/TA population behavior in skin, how this
relates to regeneration capacity of spatial domains, and what are the mechanisms of cell fate
transition from a young to a mature TA cell state, and from a stem to a TA cell. We propose that
the extraordinary IFE complexity of basal cell states, multiple stem/TA cell populations, and spatial
organization may explain the unusual robustness of skin homeostasis in response to
constant environmental challenges.
摘要
成人皮肤毛囊间表皮(IFE)更新目前是由简单的模型,
相对同质的基底干/祖细胞。然而,综合实地演练可能会长期延续,
由复杂组织结构的生理需求协调,所述复杂组织结构包括多个
异质性水平。我们开始阐明两种细胞的细胞和分子组织,
空间上不同的IFE结构域,它们的生理相关性,以及小鼠之间的关系
人的皮肤。我们证明了小鼠尾基底膜的分子和细胞状态
微域(尺度和尺度间)概括了人类皮肤IFE在网中的空间组织,
脊和脊间。我们开始发现皮肤空间的生理相关性
领域:适应不同的紫外线照射。我们发现多个IFE人群具有不同的
克隆分析中的行为,并描述了第一个在体内表皮传递放大(TA)细胞。的
后来唯一地显示了一个成熟依赖的行为,从一个
放大阶段到消光阶段。这为分子生物学的研究开辟了一条新的途径
从“年轻”到“成熟”细胞状态的定时转换机制。利用老鼠遗传学,我们
开发新的工具来标记和表征最受紫外线照射的IFE域,并检查
深入研究:(1)IFE在皮肤及其生理组织中的空间异质性和域组织
显著性;和(2)皮肤中IFE干/TA群体行为的异质性,
与空间域的再生能力有关,细胞命运的机制是什么?
从年轻到成熟TA细胞状态的转变,以及从干细胞到TA细胞的转变。我们建议
基底细胞状态、多个干细胞/TA细胞群体和空间分布的异常IFE复杂性,
组织可以解释皮肤稳态的异常鲁棒性,
不断的环境挑战。
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