The
gut
is
an
emerging
regulator
of
bone
marrow
(BM)
hematopoiesis
and
several
signaling
molecules
are
involved
in
this
communication.
Among
them,
bile
acids
(BAs),
originally
classified
as
lipid
solubilizers,
have
emerged
powerful
that
act
a
relay
between
the
digestive
system,
microbiota
rest
body.
function
BAs
relies
on
specific
receptors,
including
Takeda-G-protein-receptor-5
(TGR5).
TGR5
has
potent
regulatory
effects
immune
cells,
but
its
effect
BM
primary
organ
remains
unknown.
Here,
we
investigated
young
mice
observed
significant
reduction
adipose
tissue
(BMAT)
upon
loss
TGR5,
accompanied
by
enrichment
adipocyte
progenitors
which
translated
into
enhanced
hematopoietic
recovery
transplantation.
These
findings
open
possibility
modulating
stromal
support
acting
signaling.This
work
shows
loss-of-function
reduces
regulated
accelerates
data
highlight
key
player
microenvironment.
Nature Cell Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
25(12), P. 1746 - 1757
Published: Nov. 27, 2023
The
bone
marrow
contains
peripheral
nerves
that
promote
haematopoietic
regeneration
after
irradiation
or
chemotherapy
(myeloablation),
but
little
is
known
about
how
this
regulated.
Here
we
found
nerve
growth
factor
(NGF)
produced
by
leptin
receptor-expressing
(LepR+)
stromal
cells
required
to
maintain
fibres
in
adult
marrow.
In
nerveless
marrow,
steady-state
haematopoiesis
was
normal
and
vascular
were
impaired
myeloablation.
LepR+
cells,
the
adipocytes
they
gave
rise
to,
increased
NGF
production
myeloablation,
promoting
sprouting
regeneration.
Nerves
promoted
activating
β2
β3
adrenergic
receptor
signalling
potentially
adipocytes,
increasing
their
of
multiple
factors.
Peripheral
thus
through
a
reciprocal
relationship
which
sustain
synthesizing
increase
factors
cells.
Journal of Bone and Mineral Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 30, 2024
Abstract
Bone
development,
growth,
and
repair
are
complex
processes
involving
various
cell
types
interactions,
with
central
roles
played
by
skeletal
stem
progenitor
cells.
Recent
research
brought
new
insights
into
the
precursor
populations
that
mediate
intramembranous
endochondral
bone
development.
Later
in
life,
many
of
cellular
molecular
mechanisms
determining
development
reactivated
upon
fracture,
powerful
trauma-induced
signaling
cues
triggering
a
variety
postnatal
stem/progenitor
cells
(SSPCs)
residing
near
defect.
Interestingly,
this
injury
context,
current
evidence
suggests
fates
both
SSPCs
differentiated
can
be
considerably
flexible
dynamic,
multiple
sources
activated
to
operate
as
functional
progenitors
generating
chondrocytes
and/or
osteoblasts.
The
combined
implementation
vivo
lineage
tracing,
surface
marker-based
selection,
single-cell
analyses,
high-resolution
situ
imaging
has
strongly
improved
our
diversity
developmental
reparative
subsets,
while
also
unveiling
complexity
their
dynamics,
hierarchies,
relationships.
Albeit
incompletely
understood
at
present,
findings
supporting
flexibility
possibly
plasticity
among
osteogenic
challenge
classical
dogma
single
primitive,
self-renewing,
multipotent
driving
tissue
formation
regeneration
from
apex
hierarchical
strictly
unidirectional
differentiation
tree.
We
here
review
state
field
newest
discoveries
origin,
identity,
during
discuss
contributions
adult
SSPC
fracture
repair,
reflect
on
dynamism
relationships
precursors
lineages.
Further
directed
unraveling
heterogeneity
capacities
SSPCs,
well
regulatory
fate
functioning,
will
offer
vital
options
for
clinical
translation
toward
compromised
healing
regenerative
medicine.
Neurobiology of Disease,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
191, P. 106404 - 106404
Published: Jan. 4, 2024
Aging
is
a
major
risk
factor
for
multiple
chronic
disorders
in
the
elderly
population,
including
Alzheimer's
disease
(AD)
and
Osteoporosis.
AD
progressive
neurodegenerative
characterized
by
memory
loss.
In
addition
to
dementia,
several
studies
have
shown
that
patients
experience
an
increased
rate
of
musculoskeletal
co-morbidities,
such
as
osteoporosis.
Since
tissue-specific
macrophages
contribute
both
diseases,
this
study
analyzed
microglia
transcriptome
mice
determine
common
gene
signature
involved
osteoclast
biology.
After
comparing
differentially
regulated
genes
from
GEO
data
sets
(GSE93824
GSE212277),
there
were
35
upregulated
89
downregulated
genes.
Of
these
genes,
seven
are
known
play
important
role
bone
homeostasis.
CSF1,
SPP1,
FAM20C,
Cst7
associated
with
osteoclastogenesis
inflammation.
Among
LILRA6,
MMP9,
COL18A1
formation
regulation.
We
further
validated
some
(CSF1,
Cst7,
SPP1)
cortex
models.
The
dysregulation
microglial
might
provide
insights
into
co-occurrence
osteoporosis
offer
potential
therapeutic
targets
combat
progression.
Bone Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: Jan. 12, 2025
Tissue
clearing
combined
with
high-resolution
confocal
imaging
is
a
cutting-edge
approach
for
dissecting
the
three-dimensional
(3D)
architecture
of
tissues
and
deciphering
cellular
spatial
interactions
under
physiological
pathological
conditions.
Deciphering
interaction
leptin
receptor-expressing
(LepR+)
stromal
cells
other
compartments
in
bone
marrow
crucial
deeper
understanding
stem
cell
niche
skeletal
tissue.
In
this
study,
we
introduce
an
optimized
protocol
3D
analysis
tissues,
enabling
visualization
hematopoietic
cells,
especially
LepR+
within
optically
cleared
hemisections.
Our
method
preserves
tissue
extendable
to
sites
such
as
calvaria
vertebrae.
The
entails
fixation,
decalcification,
cryosectioning
reveal
cavity.
Completed
approximately
12
days,
process
yields
highly
transparent
that
maintain
genetically
encoded
or
antibody-stained
fluorescent
signals.
hemisections
are
compatible
diverse
antibody
labeling
strategies.
Confocal
microscopy
these
samples
allows
qualitative
quantitative
image
using
Aivia
Bitplane
Imaris
software,
assessing
spectrum
parameters.
With
proper
storage,
signal
stained
remains
intact
at
least
2-3
months.
This
robust,
straightforward
implement,
reproducible,
offering
valuable
tool
studies.
BMC Genomics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Feb. 9, 2024
Abstract
Background
Guizhou
black
goat
is
one
of
the
indigenous
breeds
in
southwest
region
Guizhou,
China,
which
an
ordinary
for
mutton
production.
They
are
characterized
by
moderate
body
size,
coat,
favorite
meat
quality
with
tender
and
lower
odor,
tolerance
cold
crude
feed.
However,
little
known
about
genetic
characteristics
or
variations
underlying
their
important
economic
traits.
Results
Here,
we
resequenced
whole
genome
from
30
unrelated
individuals
breeding
five
core
farms.
A
total
9,835,610
SNPs
were
detected,
2,178,818
identified
specifically
this
breed.
The
population
structure
analysis
revealed
that
shared
a
common
ancestry
Shaanbei
white
cashmere
(0.146),
Yunshang
(0.103),
Iran
(0.054),
Moroccan
(0.002).
showed
relatively
higher
diversity
level
linkage
disequilibrium
than
other
seven
nucleotide
diversity,
decay,
runs
homozygosity.
Based
on
F
ST
θ
π
values,
645,
813,
804
selected
regions
between
goat,
goats.
Combined
results
XP-EHH,
there
286,
322,
359
candidate
genes,
respectively.
Functional
annotation
these
genes
potentially
responsible
immune
response
(e.g.,
CD28
,
CD274
IL1A
TLR2
SLC25A31
),
humility-cold
resistance
HBEGF
SOSTDC1
ARNT
COL4A1/2
EP300
traits
CHUK
GAB2
PLAAT3
growth
DPYD
CSF1
fertility
METTL15
MEI1
visual
function
PANK2
NMNAT2
)
goat.
Conclusion
Our
indicated
had
high
genomic
low
genome.
Selection
signatures
detected
mainly
related
to
development,
quality,
reproduction,
disease
resistance,
humidity-cold
These
would
provide
basis
further
resource
protection
improvement
very
local
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 16, 2024
Abstract
The
bone
marrow
is
the
organ
responsible
for
blood
production.
Diverse
non-hematopoietic
cells
contribute
essentially
to
hematopoiesis.
However,
these
and
their
spatial
organization
remain
largely
uncharacterized
as
they
have
been
technically
challenging
study
in
humans.
Here,
we
used
fresh
femoral
head
samples
performed
single-cell
RNA
sequencing
(scRNA-Seq)
profile
29,325
enriched
discover
nine
transcriptionally
distinct
subtypes.
We
next
employed
CO-detection
by
inDEXing
(CODEX)
multiplexed
imaging
of
18
individuals,
including
both
healthy
acute
myeloid
leukemia
(AML)
samples,
spatially
over
one
million
single
with
a
novel
53-antibody
panel.
discovered
relatively
hyperoxygenated
arterio-endosteal
niche
early
myelopoiesis,
an
adipocytic,
but
not
endosteal
or
perivascular,
hematopoietic
stem
progenitor
cells.
our
atlas
predict
cell
type
labels
new
images
predictions
uncover
mesenchymal
stromal
(MSC)
expansion
leukemic
blast/MSC-enriched
neighborhoods
AML
patient
samples.
Our
work
represents
first
comprehensive,
spatially-resolved
multiomic
human
will
serve
reference
future
investigation
cellular
interactions
that
drive
Biomolecules,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 211 - 211
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Echolocation
represents
one
of
the
most
rapid
adaptive
sensorimotor
modulation
behaviors
observed
in
mammals,
establishing
bats
as
evolutionarily
successful
mammals.
Bats
rely
on
high-frequency
hearing
for
survival,
but
our
understanding
its
cellular
molecular
basis
is
scattered
and
segmented.
Herein,
we
constructed
first
single-cell
transcriptomic
landscape
cochlea
Hipposideros
armiger,
a
CF-FM
bat,
using
PacBio-optimized
genome
compared
it
with
results
obtained
from
unoptimized
original
genomes.
Sixteen
distinct
cell
types
were
distributed
across
five
spatial
regions
cochlea.
Notably,
through
hematoxylin
eosin
staining
fluorescence
situ
hybridization,
identified
new
spiral
ganglion
neuron
(SGN)
cells
H.
armiger.
These
SGN
are
likely
critical
auditory
perception
may
have
driven
evolution
this
species.
Furthermore,
uncovered
differentiation
relationships
among
specific
types,
such
transition
supporting
to
hair
cells.
Using
cochlear
atlas
reference,
susceptible
deafness-associated
genes
(in
human)
also
identified.
In
summary,
study
provides
novel
insights
into
mechanisms
underlying
highlights
potential
candidate
therapeutic
interventions
loss.