c-JUN: a chromatin repressor that limits mesoderm differentiation in human pluripotent stem cells
Cell fate determination at the chromatin level is not fully comprehended. Here, we report that c-JUN acts on chromatin loci to limit mesoderm cell fate specification as cells exit pluripotency. Although c-JUN is widely expressed across various cell types in early embryogenesis, it is not essential f...
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| Abstract | Cell fate determination at the chromatin level is not fully comprehended. Here, we report that c-JUN acts on chromatin loci to limit mesoderm cell fate specification as cells exit pluripotency. Although c-JUN is widely expressed across various cell types in early embryogenesis, it is not essential for maintaining pluripotency. Instead, it functions as a repressor to constrain mesoderm development while having a negligible impact on ectoderm differentiation. c-JUN interacts with MBD3–NuRD complex, which helps maintain chromatin in a low accessibility state at mesoderm-related genes during the differentiation of human pluripotent stem cells into mesoderm. Furthermore, c-JUN specifically inhibits the activation of key mesoderm factors, such as EOMES and GATA4. Knocking out c-JUN or inhibiting it with a JNK inhibitor can alleviate this suppression, promoting mesoderm cell differentiation. Consistently, knockdown of MBD3 enhances mesoderm generation, whereas MBD3 overexpression impedes it. Overexpressing c-JUN redirects differentiation toward a fibroblast-like lineage. Collectively, our findings suggest that c-JUN acts as a chromatin regulator to restrict the mesoderm cell fate. |
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| AbstractList | Cell fate determination at the chromatin level is not fully comprehended. Here, we report that c-JUN acts on chromatin loci to limit mesoderm cell fate specification as cells exit pluripotency. Although c-JUN is widely expressed across various cell types in early embryogenesis, it is not essential for maintaining pluripotency. Instead, it functions as a repressor to constrain mesoderm development while having a negligible impact on ectoderm differentiation. c-JUN interacts with MBD3-NuRD complex, which helps maintain chromatin in a low accessibility state at mesoderm-related genes during the differentiation of human pluripotent stem cells into mesoderm. Furthermore, c-JUN specifically inhibits the activation of key mesoderm factors, such as EOMES and GATA4. Knocking out c-JUN or inhibiting it with a JNK inhibitor can alleviate this suppression, promoting mesoderm cell differentiation. Consistently, knockdown of MBD3 enhances mesoderm generation, whereas MBD3 overexpression impedes it. Overexpressing c-JUN redirects differentiation toward a fibroblast-like lineage. Collectively, our findings suggest that c-JUN acts as a chromatin regulator to restrict the mesoderm cell fate. Cell fate determination at the chromatin level is not fully comprehended. Here, we report that c-JUN acts on chromatin loci to limit mesoderm cell fate specification as cells exit pluripotency. Although c-JUN is widely expressed across various cell types in early embryogenesis, it is not essential for maintaining pluripotency. Instead, it functions as a repressor to constrain mesoderm development while having a negligible impact on ectoderm differentiation. c-JUN interacts with MBD3– NuRD complex, which helps maintain chromatin in a low accessibility state at mesoderm-related genes during the differentiation of human pluripotent stem cells into mesoderm. Furthermore, c-JUN specifically inhibits the activation of key mesoderm factors, such as EOMES and GATA4 . Knocking out c-JUN or inhibiting it with a JNK inhibitor can alleviate this suppression, promoting mesoderm cell differentiation. Consistently, knockdown of MBD3 enhances mesoderm generation, whereas MBD3 overexpression impedes it. Overexpressing c-JUN redirects differentiation toward a fibroblast-like lineage. Collectively, our findings suggest that c-JUN acts as a chromatin regulator to restrict the mesoderm cell fate. Graphical Abstract Cell fate determination at the chromatin level is not fully comprehended. Here, we report that c-JUN acts on chromatin loci to limit mesoderm cell fate specification as cells exit pluripotency. Although c-JUN is widely expressed across various cell types in early embryogenesis, it is not essential for maintaining pluripotency. Instead, it functions as a repressor to constrain mesoderm development while having a negligible impact on ectoderm differentiation. c-JUN interacts with MBD3-NuRD complex, which helps maintain chromatin in a low accessibility state at mesoderm-related genes during the differentiation of human pluripotent stem cells into mesoderm. Furthermore, c-JUN specifically inhibits the activation of key mesoderm factors, such as EOMES and GATA4. Knocking out c-JUN or inhibiting it with a JNK inhibitor can alleviate this suppression, promoting mesoderm cell differentiation. Consistently, knockdown of MBD3 enhances mesoderm generation, whereas MBD3 overexpression impedes it. Overexpressing c-JUN redirects differentiation toward a fibroblast-like lineage. Collectively, our findings suggest that c-JUN acts as a chromatin regulator to restrict the mesoderm cell fate.Cell fate determination at the chromatin level is not fully comprehended. Here, we report that c-JUN acts on chromatin loci to limit mesoderm cell fate specification as cells exit pluripotency. Although c-JUN is widely expressed across various cell types in early embryogenesis, it is not essential for maintaining pluripotency. Instead, it functions as a repressor to constrain mesoderm development while having a negligible impact on ectoderm differentiation. c-JUN interacts with MBD3-NuRD complex, which helps maintain chromatin in a low accessibility state at mesoderm-related genes during the differentiation of human pluripotent stem cells into mesoderm. Furthermore, c-JUN specifically inhibits the activation of key mesoderm factors, such as EOMES and GATA4. Knocking out c-JUN or inhibiting it with a JNK inhibitor can alleviate this suppression, promoting mesoderm cell differentiation. Consistently, knockdown of MBD3 enhances mesoderm generation, whereas MBD3 overexpression impedes it. Overexpressing c-JUN redirects differentiation toward a fibroblast-like lineage. Collectively, our findings suggest that c-JUN acts as a chromatin regulator to restrict the mesoderm cell fate. |
| Author | Zhang, Ran Zhang, Qi Zhang, Xiaofei Pei, Duanqing Li, Guihuan Hutchins, Andrew P Wang, Zhenhua Xiang, Dan Qin, Dajiang Li, Dongwei Chen, Jiekai Su, Huanxing |
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| Title | c-JUN: a chromatin repressor that limits mesoderm differentiation in human pluripotent stem cells |
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