The spatiotemporal relationships in high-resolution during odontogenesis remain poorly understood.We report a cell lineage and atlas of developing mouse teeth.We performed a large-scale(92,688 cells)single cell RNA se...The spatiotemporal relationships in high-resolution during odontogenesis remain poorly understood.We report a cell lineage and atlas of developing mouse teeth.We performed a large-scale(92,688 cells)single cell RNA sequencing,tracing the cell trajectories during odontogenesis from embryonic days 10.5 to 16.5.Combined with an assay for transposase-accessible chromatin with high-throughput sequencing,our results suggest that mesenchymal cells show the specific transcriptome profiles to distinguish the tooth types.Subsequently,we identified key gene regulatory networks in teeth and bone formation and uncovered spatiotemporal patterns of odontogenic mesenchymal cells.CD24^(+)and Plac8^(+)cells from the mesenchyme at the bell stage were distributed in the upper half and preodontoblast layer of the dental papilla,respectively,which could individually induce nonodontogenic epithelia to form tooth-like structures.Specifically,the Plac8^(+)tissue we discovered is the smallest piece with the most homogenous cells that could induce tooth regeneration to date.Our work reveals previously unknown heterogeneity and spatiotemporal patterns of tooth germs that may lead to tooth regeneration for regenerative dentistry.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China Stem Cell and Translational Research,China(2017YFA0104800)the Research Funds from Health@InnoHK Program launched by Innovation Technology Commission of the Hong Kong SAR,China+4 种基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(81570944 and 92068201)Science and Technology Planning Project of Guangdong Province,China(2020B1212060052)High-level Hospital Construction Project(DFJHBF202110)Youth Innovation Promotion of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(2019348)Guangzhou Key Medical Disciplines(2021–2023)。
文摘The spatiotemporal relationships in high-resolution during odontogenesis remain poorly understood.We report a cell lineage and atlas of developing mouse teeth.We performed a large-scale(92,688 cells)single cell RNA sequencing,tracing the cell trajectories during odontogenesis from embryonic days 10.5 to 16.5.Combined with an assay for transposase-accessible chromatin with high-throughput sequencing,our results suggest that mesenchymal cells show the specific transcriptome profiles to distinguish the tooth types.Subsequently,we identified key gene regulatory networks in teeth and bone formation and uncovered spatiotemporal patterns of odontogenic mesenchymal cells.CD24^(+)and Plac8^(+)cells from the mesenchyme at the bell stage were distributed in the upper half and preodontoblast layer of the dental papilla,respectively,which could individually induce nonodontogenic epithelia to form tooth-like structures.Specifically,the Plac8^(+)tissue we discovered is the smallest piece with the most homogenous cells that could induce tooth regeneration to date.Our work reveals previously unknown heterogeneity and spatiotemporal patterns of tooth germs that may lead to tooth regeneration for regenerative dentistry.
