BMB Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
57(9), P. 381 - 387
Published: Aug. 22, 2024
The
nucleus,
a
highly
organized
and
dynamic
organelle,
plays
crucial
role
in
regulating
cellular
processes.
During
cell
differentiation,
profound
changes
occur
gene
expression,
chromatin
organization,
nuclear
morphology.
This
review
explores
the
intricate
relationship
between
architecture
function,
focusing
on
roles
of
lamina,
pore
complexes
(NPCs),
sub-nuclear
bodies,
scaffold.
These
components
collectively
maintain
integrity,
organize
chromatin,
interact
with
key
regulatory
factors.
remodeling
its
interactions
structures,
epigenetic
modifications
work
concert
to
modulate
accessibility
ensure
precise
spatiotemporal
control
expression.
lamina
stabilizes
shape
is
associated
inactive
regions,
while
NPCs
facilitate
selective
transport.
Sub-nuclear
bodies
contribute
genome
organization
regulation,
often
by
influencing
RNA
processing.
scaffold
provides
structural
support,
impacting
3D
which
for
proper
expression
during
differentiation.
underscores
significance
guiding
Further
investigation
into
structure
will
deepen
our
understanding
mechanisms
governing
fate
determination.
[BMB
Reports
2024;
57(9):
381-387].
Molecular Cell,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
84(3), P. 415 - 428
Published: Jan. 18, 2024
Nearly
7
decades
have
elapsed
since
Francis
Crick
introduced
the
central
dogma
of
molecular
biology,
as
part
his
ideas
on
protein
synthesis,
setting
fundamental
rules
sequence
information
transfer
from
DNA
to
RNAs
and
proteins.
We
learned
that
gene
expression
is
finely
tuned
in
time
space,
due
activities
proteins
regulatory
elements,
through
cell-type-specific
three-dimensional
conformations
genome.
Here,
we
review
major
advances
genome
biology
discuss
a
set
regulation
highlight
how
various
biomolecular
assemblies
lead
formation
structural
features
within
nucleus,
with
roles
transcriptional
control.
conclude
by
suggesting
further
developments
will
help
capture
complex,
dynamic,
often
spatially
restricted
events
govern
mammalian
cells.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: March 18, 2022
Abstract
Eukaryotic
chromosomes
are
folded
into
hierarchical
domains,
forming
functional
compartments.
Nuclear
periphery
and
nucleolus
two
nuclear
landmarks
contributing
to
repressive
chromosome
architecture.
However,
while
the
role
of
lamina
(NL)
in
genome
organization
has
been
well
documented,
function
remains
under-investigated
due
lack
methods
for
identification
nucleolar
associated
domains
(NADs).
Here
we
have
established
DamID-
HiC-based
methodologies
generate
accurate
genome-wide
maps
NADs
embryonic
stem
cells
(ESCs)
neural
progenitor
(NPCs),
revealing
layers
compartmentalization
with
distinct,
chromatin
states
based
on
interaction
nucleolus,
NL,
or
both.
show
higher
H3K9me2
lower
H3K27me3
content
than
regions
exclusively
interacting
NL.
Upon
ESC
differentiation
NPCs,
around
acquire
a
more
compact,
rigid
architecture
genes
moving
away
from
nucleoli
becoming
unlocked
later
activation.
Further,
histone
modifications
strength
within
A
B
compartments
LADs
ESCs
set
choice
associate
NL
upon
dissociation
their
respective
during
differentiation.
The
here
developed
will
make
possible
include
contribution
space
diverse
biological
systems.
Genome Research,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
31(11), P. 1971 - 1982
Published: Aug. 18, 2021
The
structure
of
the
human
ribosomal
DNA
(rDNA)
cluster
has
traditionally
been
hard
to
analyze
owing
its
highly
repetitive
nature.
However,
recent
development
long-read
sequencing
technology,
such
as
Oxford
Nanopore
sequencing,
enabled
us
study
large-scale
genome.
Using
this
we
found
that
cells
have
a
quite
regular
rDNA
structure.
Although
each
copy
some
variations
in
noncoding
region,
contiguous
copies
are
similar,
suggesting
homogenization
through
gene
conversion
frequently
occurs
between
copies.
Analysis
methylation
by
further
showed
all
regions
heavily
methylated,
whereas
about
half
coding
clearly
unmethylated.
ratio
unmethylated
copies,
which
speculated
be
transcriptionally
active,
was
lower
individuals
with
higher
number,
there
is
mechanism
keeps
active
number
stable.
In
addition,
progeroid
syndrome
patient
reduced
repair
activity
had
more
unstable
compared
control
normal
cells,
although
rate
much
than
previously
reported
using
fiber-FISH
method.
Collectively,
our
results
clarify
view
stability
and
transcription
regulation
indicating
presence
mechanisms
for
both
homogenizations
ensure
sequence
quality
maintenance
cellular
functions.
Neoplasia,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
42, P. 100906 - 100906
Published: May 10, 2023
The
emergence
of
chemotherapy
resistance
drives
cancer
lethality
in
patients,
with
treatment
initially
reducing
overall
tumor
burden
followed
by
resistant
recurrent
disease.
While
molecular
mechanisms
underlying
phenotypes
have
been
explored,
less
is
known
about
the
cell
biological
characteristics
cells
that
survive
to
eventually
seed
recurrence.
To
identify
unique
phenotypic
associated
survival
upon
exposure,
we
characterized
nuclear
morphology
and
function
as
prostate
recovered
following
cisplatin
treatment.
Cells
survived
days
weeks
after
resisted
therapy-induced
death
showed
increasing
size
size,
enabled
continuous
endocycling
resulting
repeated
whole
genome
doubling.
We
further
found
therapy
release
were
predominantly
mononucleated
likely
employ
more
efficient
DNA
damage
repair.
Finally,
show
surviving
exhibit
a
distinct
nucleolar
phenotype
increased
rRNA
levels.
These
data
support
paradigm
where
soon
release,
treated
population
mostly
contains
high
level
widespread
catastrophic
leads
apoptosis,
while
minority
successful
DDR
are
access
pro-survival
state.
findings
consistent
accession
polyaneuploid
(PACC)
state,
recently
described
mechanism
Our
demonstrate
fate
define
key
PACC
This
work
essential
for
understanding
and,
ultimately,
targeting
Cell Reports Methods,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(7), P. 100814 - 100814
Published: July 1, 2024
Inorganic
polyphosphate
(polyP)
is
a
ubiquitous
polymer
that
controls
fundamental
processes.
To
overcome
the
absence
of
genetically
tractable
mammalian
model,
we
developed
an
inducible
cell
line
expressing
Escherichia
coli
kinase
1
(EcPPK1).
Inducing
EcPPK1
expression
prompted
polyP
synthesis,
enabling
validation
analytical
methods.
Virtually
all
newly
synthesized
accumulates
within
nucleus,
mainly
in
nucleolus.
The
channeled
nucleolus
results
redistribution
its
markers,
leading
to
altered
rRNA
processing.
Ultrastructural
analysis
reveals
electron-dense
structures
associated
with
hyper-condensed
resulting
from
exacerbation
liquid-liquid
phase
separation
(LLPS)
phenomena
controlling
this
membraneless
organelle.
selective
accumulation
nucleoli
could
be
interpreted
as
amplification
channeling
where
physiological
function
takes
place.
Indeed,
quantitative
several
lines
confirms
endogenous
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: Nov. 9, 2021
Abstract
The
nucleolus
is
the
organelle
for
ribosome
biogenesis
and
sensing
various
types
of
stress.
However,
its
role
in
regulating
stem
cell
fate
remains
unclear.
Here,
we
present
evidence
that
nucleolar
stress
induced
by
interfering
rRNA
can
drive
2-cell
stage
embryo-like
(2C-like)
program
induce
an
expanded
2C-like
population
mouse
embryonic
(mES)
cells.
Mechanistically,
integrity
maintains
normal
liquid-liquid
phase
separation
(LLPS)
formation
peri-nucleolar
heterochromatin
(PNH).
Upon
defects
biogenesis,
natural
state
LLPS
disrupted,
causing
dissociation
NCL/TRIM28
complex
from
PNH
changes
epigenetic
reorganization
3D
structure
PNH,
which
leads
to
release
Dux,
a
2C
transcription
factor,
activate
program.
Correspondingly,
embryos
with
defect
are
unable
develop
(2C)
4-cell
embryos,
delayed
repression
2C/ERV
genes
transcriptome
skewed
toward
earlier
cleavage
embryo
signatures.
Our
results
highlight
rRNA-mediated
reshaping
compartment
regulates
transition
mES
cells
cells,
critical
regulator
during
murine
pre-implantation
development.
Cells,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(19), P. 3017 - 3017
Published: Sept. 27, 2022
Besides
the
canonical
function
in
ribosome
biogenesis,
there
have
been
significant
recent
advances
towards
fascinating
roles
of
nucleolus
stress
response,
cell
destiny
decision
and
disease
progression.
Nucleolar
stress,
an
emerging
concept
describing
aberrant
nucleolar
structure
as
a
result
impaired
rRNA
synthesis
biogenesis
under
conditions,
has
linked
to
variety
signaling
transductions,
including
but
not
limited
Mdm2-p53,
NF-κB
HIF-1α
pathways.
Studies
uncovered
that
is
sensor
hub
when
cells
encounter
various
such
nutrient
deprivation,
DNA
damage
oxidative
thermal
stress.
Consequently,
plays
pivotal
role
determination
fate,
apoptosis,
senescence,
autophagy
differentiation,
response
stress-induced
damage.
homeostasis
involved
pathogenesis
chronic
diseases,
particularly
tumorigenesis,
neurodegenerative
diseases
metabolic
disorders.
Mechanistic
insights
revealed
indispensable
nucleolus-initiated
progression
these
diseases.
Accordingly,
intervention
may
pave
path
for
developing
novel
therapies
against
In
this
review,
we
systemically
summarize
findings
linking
responses,
transduction
cell-fate
decision,
set
spotlight
on
mechanisms
by
which
drives
progression,
highlight
merit
intervening
treatment.
International Journal of Oral Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Dec. 1, 2023
Abstract
Many
tissues
and
organ
systems
have
intrinsic
regeneration
capabilities
that
are
largely
driven
maintained
by
tissue-resident
stem
cell
populations.
In
recent
years,
growing
evidence
has
demonstrated
cellular
metabolic
homeostasis
plays
a
central
role
in
mediating
fate,
tissue
regeneration,
homeostasis.
Thus,
thorough
understanding
of
the
mechanisms
regulate
cells
may
contribute
to
our
knowledge
on
how
is
provide
novel
insights
for
disease
management.
this
review,
we
summarize
known
relationship
between
regulation
molecular
pathways
cells.
We
also
discuss
potential
targets
therapy
describe
current
limitations
future
directions
development
these
therapeutic
targets.