Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: Aug. 2, 2022
Abstract
The
small
intestine
is
a
rapidly
proliferating
organ
that
maintained
by
population
of
Lgr5
-expressing
intestinal
stem
cells
(ISCs).
However,
several
-negative
ISC
populations
have
been
identified,
and
this
remarkable
plasticity
allows
the
to
respond
both
local
environment
damage.
mediators
such
are
still
largely
unknown.
Using
organoids
mouse
models,
we
show
upon
ribosome
impairment
(driven
Rptor
deletion,
amino
acid
starvation,
or
low
dose
cyclohexamide
treatment)
ISCs
gain
an
-negative,
fetal-like
identity.
This
accompanied
rewiring
metabolism.
Our
findings
suggest
can
act
as
sensor
nutrient
availability,
allowing
environment.
Mechanistically,
phenotype
requires
activation
ZAKɑ,
which
in
turn
activates
YAP,
via
SRC.
Together,
our
data
reveals
central
role
for
dynamics
cells,
identify
ZAKɑ
critical
mediator
cell
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
121(18), P. 11085 - 11148
Published: Sept. 2, 2021
Hydrogels
are
highly
water-swollen
molecular
networks
that
ideal
platforms
to
create
tissue
mimetics
owing
their
vast
and
tunable
properties.
As
such,
hydrogels
promising
cell-delivery
vehicles
for
applications
in
engineering
have
also
emerged
as
an
important
base
ex
vivo
models
study
healthy
pathophysiological
events
a
carefully
controlled
three-dimensional
environment.
Cells
readily
encapsulated
resulting
plethora
of
biochemical
mechanical
communication
mechanisms,
which
recapitulates
the
natural
cell
extracellular
matrix
interaction
tissues.
These
interactions
complex,
with
multiple
invariably
coupled
spanning
length
time
scales.
To
identify
underlying
mechanisms
involved,
integrated
experimental
computational
approach
is
ideally
needed.
This
review
discusses
state
our
knowledge
on
cell–hydrogel
interactions,
focus
mechanics
transport,
this
context,
highlights
recent
advancements
experiments,
mathematical
modeling.
The
begins
background
thermodynamics
physics
fundamentals
govern
hydrogel
transport.
focuses
two
main
classes
hydrogels,
described
semiflexible
polymer
represent
physically
cross-linked
fibrous
flexible
representing
chemically
synthetic
hydrogels.
In
review,
we
highlight
five
involve
key
cellular
functions
related
communication,
mechanosensing,
migration,
growth,
deposition
elaboration.
For
each
these
functions,
experiments
most
up
date
modeling
strategies
discussed
then
followed
by
summary
how
tune
properties
achieve
desired
functional
outcome.
We
conclude
linking
make
case
need
integrate
advance
fundamental
understanding
cell–matrix
will
ultimately
help
new
therapeutic
approaches
enable
successful
engineering.
Bioactive Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
15, P. 145 - 159
Published: Dec. 21, 2021
Nanotopography
presents
an
effective
physical
approach
for
biomaterial
cell
manipulation
mediated
through
material-extracellular
matrix
interactions.
The
extracellular
that
exists
in
the
cellular
microenvironment
is
crucial
guiding
behaviours,
such
as
determination
of
integrin
ligation
and
interaction
with
growth
factors.
These
interactions
regulate
downstream
mechanotransductive
pathways,
rearrangements
cytoskeleton
activation
signal
cascades.
Protein
adsorption
onto
nanotopography
strongly
influences
conformation
distribution
density
and,
therefore,
subsequent
responses.
In
this
review,
we
first
discuss
interactive
mechanisms
protein
on
nanotopography.
Secondly,
summarise
advances
creating
nanotopographical
features
to
instruct
desired
behaviours.
Lastly,
focus
pathways
initiated
by
This
review
provides
overview
current
state-of-the-art
designs
aiming
provide
better
biomedical
materials
future.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
120(28)
Published: July 3, 2023
Yes-associated
protein
(YAP)
is
a
key
mechanotransduction
in
diverse
physiological
and
pathological
processes;
however,
ubiquitous
YAP
activity
regulatory
mechanism
living
cells
has
remained
elusive.
Here,
we
show
that
nuclear
translocation
highly
dynamic
during
cell
movement
driven
by
compression
arising
from
contractile
work.
We
resolve
the
mechanistic
role
of
cytoskeletal
contractility
manipulation
mechanics.
Disrupting
linker
nucleoskeleton
cytoskeleton
complex
reduces
for
given
correspondingly
decreases
localization.
Conversely,
decreasing
stiffness
via
silencing
lamin
A/C
increases
Finally,
using
osmotic
pressure,
demonstrated
even
without
active
myosin
or
filamentous
actin
regulates
The
relationship
between
localization
captures
universal
regulation
with
broad
implications
health
biology.
International Journal of Experimental Pathology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
106(2)
Published: Feb. 8, 2025
Contributions
made
by
the
dystrophin-associated
glycoprotein
complex
(DGC)
to
cell-cell
and
cell-extracellular
matrix
(ECM)
interactions
are
vital
in
development,
homeostasis
pathobiology.
This
review
explores
how
DGC
functions
may
extend
skeletal
pathophysiology
appraising
known
roles
of
its
major
ECM
ligands,
likely
associated
signalling
pathways,
regulating
cartilage
bone
cell
behaviour
emergent
phenotypes.
These
considerations
will
be
contextualised
highlighting
potential
studies
into
role
isolated
chondrocytes,
osteoblasts
osteoclasts,
fuller
deliberation
phenotypes
that
emerge
very
young
mice
lacking
vital,
yet
diverse
core
elements
DGC.
Our
points
for
individual
components-including
glycosylation
dystroglycan
itself-beyond
establishment
membrane
stability
which
clearly
accounts
severe
muscle
muscular
dystrophy.
It
implies
short
stature,
low
mineral
density,
poor
health
greater
fracture
risk
these
patients,
has
been
attributed
due
primary
deficiencies
muscle-evoked
loading,
instead
arise
controlling
tissue
(re)modelling.
Frontiers of Medicine,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
16(1), P. 56 - 82
Published: Dec. 28, 2021
Contributing
to
organ
formation
and
tissue
regeneration,
extracellular
matrix
(ECM)
constituents
provide
with
three-dimensional
(3D)
structural
integrity
cellular-function
regulation.
Containing
the
crucial
traits
of
cellular
microenvironment,
ECM
substitutes
mediate
cell-matrix
interactions
prompt
stem-cell
proliferation
differentiation
for
3D
organoid
construction
in
vitro
or
regeneration
vivo.
However,
these
ECMs
are
often
applied
generically
have
yet
be
extensively
developed
specific
cell
types
cultures.
Cultured
cells
also
produce
rich
ECM,
particularly
stromal
cells.
Cellular
improves
culture
development
remodeling
during
wound
healing
after
implantation
into
host
as
well.
Gaining
better
insight
derived
from
either
that
regulate
reconstruction
helps
us
select,
produce,
implant
most
suitable
thus
promote
vivo
regeneration.
Overall,
decellularization
methodologies
tissue/cell-derived
scaffolds
cellular-growth
supplements
used
propagation
discussed.
Moreover,
current
preclinical
applications
by
which
components
modulate
wound-healing
process
reviewed.
Persistent
human
papillomavirus
(HPV)
infection
of
stratified
squamous
epithelial
cells
causes
nearly
5%
cancer
cases
worldwide.
HPV-positive
oropharyngeal
cancers
harbor
few
mutations
in
the
Hippo
signaling
pathway
compared
to
HPV-negative
at
same
anatomical
site,
prompting
hypothesis
that
an
HPV-encoded
protein
inactivates
and
activates
effector
yes-associated
(YAP1).
The
HPV
E7
oncoprotein
is
required
for
HPV-mediated
oncogenic
transformation.
We
investigated
effects
oncoproteins
on
YAP1
found
YAP1,
promoting
nuclear
localization
basal
cells.
activation
by
binds
degrades
tumor
suppressor
tyrosine
phosphatase
non-receptor
type
14
(PTPN14).
transcriptional
activity
extend
lifespan
primary
keratinocytes,
indicating
contributes
carcinogenic
activity.
Maintaining
critical
persistence,
here
we
demonstrate
expressing
be
retained
compartment
epithelia.
propose
resulting
from
PTPN14
inactivation
essential,
targetable
relevant
carcinogenesis.
Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Sept. 26, 2022
Orthopedic
implants
are
widely
used
for
the
treatment
of
bone
defects
caused
by
injury,
infection,
tumor
and
congenital
diseases.
However,
poor
osseointegration
implant
failures
still
occur
frequently
due
to
lack
direct
contact
between
bone.
In
order
improve
biointegration
with
host
bone,
surface
modification
is
particular
interest
requirement
in
development
materials.
Implant
surfaces
that
mimic
inherent
roughness
hydrophilicity
native
have
been
shown
provide
osteogenic
cells
topographic
cues
promote
tissue
regeneration
new
formation.
A
growing
number
studies
cell
attachment,
proliferation
differentiation
sensitive
these
microtopography.
This
review
a
summary
latest
science
modified
implants,
focusing
on
how
microtopography
modulates
osteoblast
vitro
vivo
,
signaling
pathways
process
types
modifications.
The
aim
systematically
comprehensive
reference
information
better
fabrication
orthopedic
implants.
Journal of Tissue Engineering,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Mesenchymal
stem
cells
(MSCs)
hold
great
promise
for
the
treatment
of
cartilage
related
injuries.
However,
selectively
promoting
cell
differentiation
in
vivo
is
still
challenging.
Chondrogenic
MSCs
usually
requires
use
growth
factors
that
lead
to
overexpression
hypertrophic
markers.
In
this
study,
first
time
effect
stiffness
on
MSC
has
been
tested
without
factors.
Three-dimensional
collagen
and
alginate
scaffolds
were
developed
characterised.
Stiffness
significantly
affected
gene
expression
ECM
deposition.
While,
all
hydrogels
supported
chondrogenic
allowed
deposition
type
II
aggrecan,
5.75
kPa
hydrogel
showed
limited
production
I
compared
other
two
formulations.
These
findings
demonstrated
can
guide
within
a
tissue
engineering
scaffold
suitable
defects.