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Single cell RNA sequencing of 120h mouse gastruloids cultured with different doses of retinol


ABSTRACT: We quantified the effects of retinol on the cell type composition of gastruloids at 120 hours after aggregation by single cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq). Gastruloids were generated from the Rarb2.LacZ reporter cell line and cultured according to the standard protocol and few modifications: - culture was performed with different concentrations of retinol (0, 300, 600 nM) throughout the protocol. - culture was performed with 300 nM throughout the protocol and addition of a Mek inhibitor (1uM Mirdametinib) for the last 2 days of culture. - culture was performed with 300 nM retinol during the first 3 days and 0 nM retinol for the last 2 days. - culture was performed with 600 nM throughout the protocol and addition of a 20ng/ml FGFb for the last 2 days of culture. Additionally, gastruloids were generated with the Rarb2.LacZ cell line with a Aldh1a2−/− knockout, using the standard protocol and supplementation of 300 nM or 600 nM retinol throughout. For each retinol condition, , 40-45 gastruloids from each experimental group were collected and dissociated into single cells. Live single cells were sorted using FACS (CytoFlex SRT Beckman Coulter). DAPI-negative and singlet populations were gated and collected (Methods). Single-cell RNA sequencing of the 8 samples was done using GEM-X Universal 3’v4 chemistry with on-chip multiplexing

INSTRUMENT(S): Illumina NovaSeq 6000

ORGANISM(S): Mus musculus

SUBMITTER: Anna Alemany 

PROVIDER: E-MTAB-17398 | biostudies-arrayexpress |

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-arrayexpress

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Retinoic acid and FGF signaling interact to control elongation and lineage specification in a mouse gastruloid model.

Yildiz Mehmet M   Dommann Noëlle N   Hasdemir Tugce Kardelen TK   de Vries Esther E   Alemany Anna A   Dijkers Pascale F PF   Geijsen Niels N  

Development (Cambridge, England) 20260707


Axial elongation and cell fate decisions during early embryonic development are regulated by signaling gradients, such as Retinoic Acid (RA) and Fibroblast Growth Factor (FGF). To assess the role of RA in vitro, studies have relied on its direct addition to the medium, which can produce teratogenic effects. Here, we examined the role of a RA precursor, retinol, on axial elongation, anteroposterior development, and FGF-dependent signaling in murine gastruloids, an in vitro model system for early  ...[more]

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