An ITGA11 expressing subpopulation as predictor for the donor-specific osteogenic capacity of stromal cells
Abstract
Stromal
progenitor
cells
of
bone
marrow
origin
are
non-hematopoietic
that
give
rise
to
osteoblasts
and
adipocytes
in
the
postnatal
organism.
Marrow
stromal
(MSCs)
(also
known
as
skeletal
stem
cells)are
currently
being
employed
a
large
number
clinical
trials
for
regenerative
purposes
post
in
vitro
expansion.
However,
outcome
has
been
variable,
which
might
part
be
due
heterogeneity
lack
defined
cell
product
with
molecular
signature
favors
tissue
regeneration.
In
this
study,
we
determined
cellular
primary
cultures
examined
how
inter-donor
variation
subpopulation
composition
contributes
differentiation
potential
cultures.
We
profiled
136,014
progenitors
from
26
donors
identified
5
subpopulations
were
linked
distinct
bone-related
pathways
genetic
traits
mineral
density
morphology.
Abundancy
one
cluster
characterized
by
high
expression
ITGA11
genes
related
matrix
function,
collagen
organization,
elevated
upon
lineage
commitment
was
positively
correlated
osteoblastic
capacity
vitro.
addition,
ITGA11
protein
predictive
marker
mineralization
ectopic
formation
vivo.
Sorting
into
ITGA11high
ITGA11low
established
low
potential,
respectively.
Our
findings
corroborate
presence
extensive
among
cultured
human
cells,
strongly
differs
donor
donor,
can
isolating
bone-forming
feature
likely
benefit
Research Square (Research Square), Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown
Published: April 28, 2025
Language: Английский