Single cell transcriptomics reveals spatial and temporal dynamics of gene expression in the developing mouse spinal cord
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Abstract
The coordinated spatial and temporal regulation of gene expression in the vertebrate neural tube determines the identity of neural progenitors and the function and physiology of the neurons they generate. Progress has been made deciphering the gene regulatory programmes that are responsible for this process; however, the complexity of the tissue has hampered the systematic analysis of the network and the underlying mechanisms. To address this, we used single cell mRNA sequencing to profile cervical and thoracic regions of the developing mouse neural tube between embryonic days 9.5-13.5. We confirmed that the data accurately recapitulates neural tube development, allowing us to identify new markers for specific progenitor and neuronal populations. In addition, the analysis highlighted a previously underappreciated temporal component to the mechanisms that generate neuronal diversity, and revealed common features in the sequence of transcriptional events that lead to the differentiation of specific neuronal subtypes. Together, the data offer insight into the mechanisms that are responsible for neuronal specification and provide a compendium of gene expression for classifying spinal cord cell types that will support future studies of neural tube development, function and disease.
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Single-cell mRNA sequencing of the developing mouse spinal cord from e9.5 to e13.5 provides a spatiotemporal atlas of neural progenitor and neuronal diversity. The analysis identifies new cell-type markers and reveals a temporal, shared transcriptional programme that stratifies neuronal subtypes in addition to spatial patterning.
Key findings
- The study sequenced 41,025 cells and retained 38,976 after quality filtering; 33,754 cells (87%) were classified, with ∼1% of transcriptomes showing mixed neural/mesodermal signatures. The progenitor fraction fell from >65% at e9.5 to <15% at e13.5, matching Kicheva et al. (2014).
- Differential expression analysis predicted 102 progenitor and 147 neuronal combinatorial expression patterns. New markers included Cldn3 in motor neurons until e10.5 and Pou3f1 in dorsal dI1–dI3 neurons, both validated by immunostaining.
- Hierarchical clustering identified 59 neuronal subpopulations; two were misassigned (MN.5 and V2a.5). Subtypes of V3, motor neurons, and V2a interneurons were validated with Pou2f2, Nr2f1, and Nkx6.2.
- A temporal component was found: shared TF modules were induced in waves across domains, with Onecut2/Pou2f2 peaking before e11.5 and Nfib/Neurod2 induced at e12.5/e13.5. Pseudotime reconstruction predicted transient upregulation of Olig3, Dbx1, and Nkx2.2 during neurogenesis.
Methods
- Droplet-based scRNA-seq (10x Genomics Chromium) of microdissected cervical and thoracic mouse neural tube at e9.5–e13.5; two replicates for e9.5, e10.5, e11.5 and three for e12.5, e13.5; 10,000 cells loaded per sample. Quality filtering excluded cells with >6% mitochondrial UMI counts or <500 detected genes.
- Cell identities were assigned using a curated marker-gene knowledge matrix, binarised at 2 UMIs and matched by minimal Euclidean distance. Differential expression used Monocle negative-binomial likelihood-ratio tests with P<10−9 and log2 fold-change >2; neuronal subtypes were defined by hierarchical clustering of gene modules.
- Pseudotime was reconstructed by PCA on a 100-gene set expressed across dorsal-ventral domains, using PC1 as neurogenic ordering, with spline-smoothed expression profiles. Immunofluorescent staining on embryonic spinal cord sections validated selected predictions.
Limitations
- The paper states that the analysis likely underestimates cell-type diversity; increasing cell numbers, especially at e12.5 and e13.5, and improving sensitivity might reveal more. It also states that the dataset is restricted to cervical and thoracic regions and will not represent cell types unique to lumbar or sacral spinal cord.
- The paper notes that dI6 neurons were too few (95 out of 16,450 neurons) and were excluded from subclustering; 13% of cells remained unclassified, and ∼1% of transcriptomes appeared to be mixtures of neural and mesodermal cells.
- Evident from the text: cell identities depend on a prior marker-based knowledge matrix, which may bias classification; many novel predictions were validated only by immunostaining, not functional perturbation; and the study is limited to CD1 mouse embryos between e9.5 and e13.5.
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The data provide a compendium of gene expression for classifying spinal cord cell types.
“provide a compendium of gene expression for classifying spinal cord cell types”
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The single-cell mRNA sequencing dataset accurately recapitulates neural tube development.
“We confirmed that the data accurately recapitulates neural tube development, allowing us to identify new markers for specific progenitor and neuronal populations.”
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The study recovered 21,465 cells from cervical and thoracic regions of the mouse neural tube across five developmental timepoints from e9.5 to e13.5.
“We recovered 21,465 cells from cervical and thoracic regions of the mouse neural tube across five developmental timepoints from e9.5 to e13.5.”
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Using the dataset, the authors inferred developmental trajectories that lead to distinct neural cell fates.
“Using this dataset, we inferred the developmental trajectories that lead to distinct neural cell fates”
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Using the dataset, the authors identified cohorts of co-regulated genes involved in specific developmental processes.
“identified cohorts of co-regulated genes that are involved in specific developmental processes”
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The analysis identified new markers for specific progenitor and neuronal populations.
“allowing us to identify new markers for specific progenitor and neuronal populations”
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Plotting the proportion of progenitors and neurons over time revealed a sharp decrease in the overall proportion of progenitors from >65% of cells at e9.5 to <15% of cells at e13.5.
“Plotting the proportion of progenitors and neurons over time revealed a sharp decrease in the overall proportion of progenitors from >65% of cells at e9.5 to <15% of cells at e13.5”
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The combinatorial expression of a curated gene list allowed classification of 33,754 cells, 87% of the total cells.
“This allowed the classification of 33,754 cells, 87% of the total cells.”
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The analysis suggested previously unknown expression patterns of TFs, including Hmx2 and Hmx3 in V1 and dI2 neurons.
“This analysis also suggested multiple previously unknown expression patterns of TFs, for example: expression of Hmx2 and Hmx3 in V1 and dI2 neurons”
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Motor neurons are the most prominent class of neurons at early developmental stages (e9.5 and e10.5).
“Motor neurons (MNs) are the most prominent class of neurons at early developmental stages (e9.5 and e10.5)”
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Plotting the resulting average levels of marker gene expression for the assigned cell identities revealed the well-known patterns of progenitor- and neuron-specific gene expression.
“Plotting the resulting average levels of marker gene expression for the assigned cell identities revealed the well-known patterns of progenitor- and neuron-specific gene expression”
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Visualising the dataset with tSNE separated cells into multiple groupings that reflected the anticipated cell types.
“Visualising the resulting dataset with t-distributed stochastic neighbour embedding (tSNE) dimensionality reduction separated cells into multiple groupings that reflected the anticipated cell types”
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Between e11.5 and e12.5, the rate of neurogenesis in the spinal cord appears to slow.
“Between e11.5 and e12.5, the rate of neurogenesis in the spinal cord appears to slow”
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At later developmental stages (after e11.5), the proportions of inhibitory dI4 and excitatory dI5 neurons increased markedly.
“At later developmental stages (after e11.5), the proportions of inhibitory dI4 and excitatory dI5 neurons increased markedly”
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Interrogation of the data recovered nine differentially expressed cell adhesion molecules: Cldn3, Cbln1, Cdh8, Pcdh11x, Clstn2, Pcdh7, Megf11, Nrxn3 and Ret.
“Interrogation of the data recovered nine differentially expressed cell adhesion molecules (Cldn3, Cbln1, Cdh8, Pcdh11x, Clstn2, Pcdh7, Megf11, Nrxn3 and Ret).”
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The analysis identified the three main types of spinal cord neurons: cholinergic MNs, inhibitory GABAergic and glycinergic interneurons, and excitatory glutamatergic interneurons.
“These identified the three main types of spinal cord neurons: cholinergic MNs, inhibitory GABAergic and glycinergic interneurons, and excitatory glutamatergic interneurons.”
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Most neural crest and mesoderm cells originated from e9.5 and e10.5 embryos.
“Conversely, most of the neural crest and mesoderm cells originated from e9.5 and e10.5 embryos”
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From the 4096 combinatorial models applied to 12 neuronal populations, 147 distinct patterns were predicted.
“From the 4096 combinatorial models that were obtained, we predicted 147 distinct patterns.”
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Most neurons were contained in the datasets obtained at later developmental stages.
“Most neurons were contained in the datasets that were obtained at later developmental stages”
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There were obvious differences in the proportions of cell types from different timepoints.
“By contrast, there were obvious differences in the proportions of cell types from different timepoints.”
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Nrxn1 is specifically expressed in excitatory neurons (dI1, dI2, dI3 and dI5).
“Further investigation identified Nrxn1 as specifically expressed in excitatory neurons (dl1, dl2, dl3 and dl5) (data not shown).”
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Cldn3 was predicted to be specifically expressed in MNs before, but not after, e11.5.
“was predicted to be specifically expressed in MNs before, but not after, e11.5”
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At e13.5, the fraction of progenitors in dorsal domains decreased relative to ventral.
“24 h later, at e13.5, the fraction of progenitors in dorsal domains decreased relative to ventral”
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The analysis suggested Sp9 is expressed in V1 neurons.
“Sp9 in V1 neurons”
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Approximately 1% of the transcriptomes were from a mixture of neural and mesodermal cell types.
“This indicated that ∼1% of the transcriptomes were from a mixture of neural and mesodermal cell types”
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The analysis suggested Bhlhe23 is expressed in dI2 neurons.
“Bhlhe23 in dI2 neurons”
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Nrxn3 is specific for inhibitory neurons in the dI4, dI6, V1 and V2b domains.
“We also found Nrxn3 to be specific for inhibitory neurons in the dI4, dI6, V1 and V2b domains.”
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Further subclustering the unclassified population did not reveal cell populations with spinal cord identity.
“Further subclustering the unclassified population did not reveal cell populations with spinal cord identity.”
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Modules containing Pou2f2 and Nfib were expressed in subpopulations of most neuronal classes.
“Modules containing Pou2f2 and Nfib were expressed in subpopulations of most neuronal classes (Fig. 4B-D and Fig. S4).”
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Clade V2a.1 was characterised by expression of Neurod2, Nfia and Nfib.
“The three other neuronal subtypes were characterised by the expression of Neurod2, Nfia and Nfib (clade V2a.1);”
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The remaining four clades corresponded to more mature neurons.
“The remaining four clades corresponded to more mature neurons.”
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The analysis suggested that Pou3f1 is expressed in dorsal dI1-dI3 neurons, which had not been described before.
“Our analysis also suggested that Pou3f1 is expressed in dorsal dI1-dI3 neurons (Fig. 3A), which, to our knowledge, had not been described before.”
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Clade V3.3 expressed the TFs Pou2f2, Zfhx2, Zfhx3, and Zfhx4.
“Clade V3.3 expressed the TFs Pou2f2, Zfhx2, Zfhx3, and Zfhx4”
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At e10.5, expression of Onecut2 and Pou2f2 was mutually exclusive.
“At e10.5, expression of both markers was mutually exclusive, with Onecut2-positive neurons typically occupying a more lateral position in the spinal cord than Pou2f2 neurons (Fig. 6C).”
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At e10.5, Onecut2-positive neurons typically occupied a more lateral position in the spinal cord than Pou2f2 neurons.
“At e10.5, expression of both markers was mutually exclusive, with Onecut2-positive neurons typically occupying a more lateral position in the spinal cord than Pou2f2 neurons (Fig. 6C).”
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Pou2f2 and Nfib were co-expressed with multiple domain-specific markers at the respective stages.
“Furthermore, Pou2f2 and Nfib were co-expressed with multiple domain-specific markers at the respective stages (Fig. S5C-E).”
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Cells in clade V3.4 expressed Neurod2, Neurod6 and Nfia/b/x.
“whereas cells in clade V3.4 expressed Neurod2, Neurod6 and Nfia/b/x.”
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Cells in clade MN.7 expressed higher levels of Hoxc9, which is characteristic of the thoracic regions.
“By contrast, cells in clade MN.7 expressed higher levels of Hoxc9, which is characteristic of the thoracic regions (data not shown).”
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Hierarchical clustering of V3 neurons revealed at least four different subtypes.
“Hierarchical clustering of V3 neurons revealed at least four different subtypes (Fig. 4B).”
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Clade V2a.2 was characterised by expression of Shox2, Pou3f1, Pou2f2, Zfhx2, Zfhx3 and Zfhx4.
“Shox2, Pou3f1, Pou2f2, Zfhx2, Zfhx3 and Zfhx4 (clade V2a.2);”
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Clade V2a.5 expressed late neural progenitor markers Sox9 and Fabp7, indicative of progenitor identity.
“a second population that expressed late neural progenitor markers Sox9 and Fabp7, which is indicative of progenitor identity (clade V2a.5)”
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The transcriptome analysis suggested that Pou2f2 is expressed in a group of V3 interneurons complementary to the Olig3- and Onecut2-expressing populations.
“Our analysis suggested that these TFs are expressed in specific subsets of neurons: Pou2f2 in a group of V3 interneurons that is complementary to the Olig3- and Onecut2-expressing populations;”
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Assaying expression in e11.5 and e12.5 cervical spinal cord confirmed each of the three predictions.
“Assaying expression in e11.5 and e12.5 cervical spinal cord (Fig. 4E-G) confirmed each of the predictions.”
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Pou3f1, Onecut2 and Maf also demarcated subpopulations of multiple neuronal classes.
“Furthermore, Pou3f1, Onecut2 and Maf also demarcated subpopulations of multiple neuronal classes, which is consistent with the expression of these TFs in multiple types of neurons (Francius et al., 2013).”
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The composition of gene modules containing these TFs was well conserved between neuronal domains.
“The composition of the gene modules that contain these TFs was well conserved between neuronal domains.”
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Sets of TFs are used recurrently to define subpopulations of neurons in multiple domains.
“We first identified sets of TFs that are used recurrently to define subpopulations of neurons in multiple domains (Fig. 5).”
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Subclustering of the identified MNs revealed six clades.
“Subclustering of the identified MNs revealed six clades (Fig. 4C)”
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The proportion of neurons expressing Onecut2 and Pou2f2 peaked at early developmental stages (before e11.5).
“The proportion of neurons that expressed Onecut2 and Pou2f2 peaked at early developmental stages (before e11.5), whereas Nfib and Neurod2 expression were induced at e12.5 or e13.5.”
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In most cases the Pou2f2 gene module also contained Zfhx2, Zfhx3 and Zfhx4.
“In most cases the Pou2f2 gene module also contained Zfhx2, Zfhx3 and Zfhx4.”
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Clade MN.1 comprised early differentiated MNs characterised by the expression of Pou2f2 and Cldn3.
“Clade MN.1 comprised early differentiated MNs that were characterised by the expression of the TF Pou2f2 and the tight junction component Cldn3.”
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Two clades (MN.6 and MN.7) of Foxp1-positive cells were identified.
“Two clades (MN.6 and MN.7) of Foxp1-positive cells were identified.”
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Examining average expression of Onecut2, Pou2f2, Zfhx3, Zfhx4, Nfia, Nfib, Neurod2 and Neurod6 for each neuronal class between e9.5 and e13.5 revealed a temporal stratification of neuronal subtypes conserved between domains.
“Examining the average expression level of Onecut2, Pou2f2, Zfhx3, Zfhx4, Nfia, Nfib, Neurod2 and Neurod6 for each neuronal class between e9.5 and e13.5 revealed a temporal stratification of neuronal subtypes that was conserved between domains (Fig. 6A).”
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Nfib and Neurod2 expression were induced at e12.5 or e13.5.
“The proportion of neurons that expressed Onecut2 and Pou2f2 peaked at early developmental stages (before e11.5), whereas Nfib and Neurod2 expression were induced at e12.5 or e13.5.”
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Clade V2a.3 was characterised by expression of Maf and Onecut2.
“and Maf and Onecut2 (clade V2a.3).”
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Hierarchical clustering of the single cell transcriptome data revealed four major subtypes of V2a neurons.
“Consistent with this, hierarchical clustering of the single cell transcriptome data revealed four major subtypes of V2a neurons (Fig. 4D).”
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The Nfib gene module often included Nfia, Nfix, Neurod2, Neurod6 and Tcf4.
“By contrast, the Nfib gene module often included Nfia, Nfix, Neurod2, Neurod6 and Tcf4.”
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Staining for Zfhx3 confirmed its expression in subsets of neurons at e10.5.
“staining for Zfhx3 confirmed its expression in subsets of neurons at e10.5 (Fig. S5A)”
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Nfib and Neurod2 were not expressed in neurons until after e11.5.
“Nfib and Neurod2 were not expressed in neurons until after e11.5 (Fig. 6E and Fig. S5B).”
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Clade V3.1 consisted of newly differentiating V3 neurons that expressed the neurogenic markers Neurog3, Hes6 and Neurod4.
“Clade V3.1 consisted of newly differentiating V3 neurons that expressed the neurogenic markers Neurog3, Hes6 and Neurod4.”
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Pou3f1 had previously been reported in multiple neuronal subtypes of the spinal cord, e.g. in MNs, V2a and V3 interneurons, which the analysis correctly identified.
“This TF had previously been reported in multiple neuronal subtypes of the spinal cord, e.g. in MNs, V2a and V3 interneurons (Dasen et al., 2005; Francius et al., 2013), which we correctly identified.”
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Clades V3.3 and V3.4 were characterised by the expression of Pou3f1 and Olig3.
“Furthermore, clades V3.3 and V3.4 were characterised by the expression of Pou3f1 and Olig3.”
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Clade MN.7 comprised thoracic preganglionic motor column (PGC) neurons.
“whereas clade MN.7 comprised thoracic preganglionic motor column (PGC) neurons.”
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Hierarchical clustering independently on each neuronal class resulted in the identification of 59 subpopulations.
“This resulted in the identification of 59 subpopulations (Fig. 4A).”
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Median motor column (MMC) neurons and phrenic motor column (PMC) neurons grouped in clade MN.4, which had high levels of Lhx3, Mecom, Pou3f1 and the PMC marker Alcam.
“Median motor column (MMC) neurons and phrenic motor column (PMC) neurons grouped in clade MN.4, which had high levels of Lhx3, Mecom, Pou3f1 and the PMC marker Alcam”
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The transcriptome analysis suggested that Nkx6.2 is expressed in a subpopulation of V2a interneurons that does not overlap with Shox2 and Nfib.
“and Nkx6.2 in a subpopulation of V2a interneurons that does not overlap with Shox2 and Nfib.”
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The transcriptome analysis suggested that Nr2f1 is expressed in Foxp1-positive MNs.
“Nr2f1 in Foxp1-positive MNs;”
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The authors were able to detect all the progenitor populations and major neuronal subtypes described in cervical and thoracic regions of the spinal cord.
“Despite these limitations, we were able to detect all the progenitor populations and major neuronal subtypes that are described in cervical and thoracic regions of the spinal cord.”
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Levels of the p3 marker Nkx2.2 were predicted to increase at the onset of neurogenesis.
“Moreover, levels of the p3 marker Nkx2.2 were predicted to increase at the onset of neurogenesis (Fig. S6B).”
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The authors documented the transcriptional signatures of 21,465 cells isolated from cervical and thoracic regions of the mouse neural tube during the developmental period in which neuronal subtypes are generated.
“We have documented the transcriptional signatures of 21,465 cells that were isolated from cervical and thoracic regions of the mouse neural tube during the developmental period in which neuronal subtypes are generated.”
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The first principal component aligned with neurogenesis, indicated by downregulation of Sox2 and upregulation of Tubb3.
“The first principal component aligned with neurogenesis, which was indicated by the downregulation of Sox2 and upregulation of Tubb3, hence we used PC1 coordinates as a pseudotemporal ordering for neurogenesis.”
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Pseudotemporal reconstruction predicted expression changes in a set of 36 regionally patterned genes involved in neurogenesis.
“This predicted the expression changes in a set of 36 regionally patterned genes that are involved in neurogenesis (Fig. 7C).”
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Dbx1 levels were markedly elevated in Neurog1-positive p0 progenitors.
“Assays confirmed these predictions: Dbx1 levels were markedly elevated in Neurog1-positive p0 progenitors (Fig. 7E), whereas Nkx2.2 levels were increased immediately adjacent to the p3 progenitor domain in Olig3-positive V3 neurons (Fig. S6E).”
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The proportions of cell types recovered matched previously determined proportions in the spinal cord.
“Reassuringly, the proportions of the cell types recovered matched previously determined proportions in the spinal cord (Kicheva et al., 2014), which suggests that the methods did not substantially bias the composition of the transcriptomes recovered.”
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Analysis of the single cell transcriptome dataset revealed a set of gene expression modules that is activated synchronously at characteristic developmental timepoints in multiple neuronal classes.
“Analysis of the single cell transcriptome dataset revealed a set of gene expression modules that is activated synchronously at characteristic developmental timepoints in multiple neuronal classes.”
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Nkx2.2 levels were increased immediately adjacent to the p3 progenitor domain in Olig3-positive V3 neurons.
“Assays confirmed these predictions: Dbx1 levels were markedly elevated in Neurog1-positive p0 progenitors (Fig. 7E), whereas Nkx2.2 levels were increased immediately adjacent to the p3 progenitor domain in Olig3-positive V3 neurons (Fig. S6E).”
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Plotting Olig3 expression dynamics along the differentiation trajectory from dp2 to dI2 neurons or from dp3 to dI3 neurons revealed that maximal expression of Olig3 coincided with expression of Neurog1 and Neurog2.
“Plotting Olig3 expression dynamics along the differentiation trajectory from dp2 to dI2 neurons or from dp3 to dI3 neurons revealed that the maximal expression of Olig3 coincided with the expression of Neurog1 and Neurog2 (Fig. S6C,D).”
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Pseudotemporal reconstruction of the p0 to V0 transition predicted that Dbx1 levels increase during neurogenesis.
“Similar reconstruction of the p0 to V0 transition predicted that Dbx1 levels increase during neurogenesis (Fig. 7D).”
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Examining gene expression changes as progenitors transitioned to neurons revealed transient upregulation of several TFs, including Atoh1, Neurog1, Neurog2, and several domain-specific TFs.
“Examining gene expression changes as progenitors transitioned to neurons revealed the transient upregulation of several TFs. These included known neurogenic factors, including Atoh1, Neurog1 and Neurog2, and several domain-specific TFs.”
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Relatively small subclasses of several neuronal subtypes, such as V3, V2a and dI6, and specific subtypes of MNs, including LMC and MMC MNs, were readily detected.
“Consistent with this, relatively small subclasses of several of the neuronal subtypes, such as V3, V2a and dI6, and specific subtypes of MNs, including LMC and MMC MNs, were readily detected.”
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Pseudotemporal ordering of the progenitor-to-neuron transition for multiple progenitor domains predicted the transient upregulation of domain-specific TFs during neurogenesis.
“Pseudotemporal ordering of the progenitor-to-neuron transition for multiple progenitor domains predicted the transient upregulation of domain-specific TFs during neurogenesis (Fig. 7C).”
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Only a few dI6 neurons were recovered (95 out of 16450 neurons).
“Because only a few dI6 neurons were recovered (95 out of 16450 neurons), we excluded this population for the following subclustering analysis.”
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In conclusion, the authors document the molecular diversity and cellular composition of the developing mouse neural tube.
“In conclusion, we document the molecular diversity and cellular composition of the developing mouse neural tube.”
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The data provide an unbiased classification of neural tube cell populations and their associated gene expression profiles.
“The data provide an unbiased classification of neural tube cell populations and their associated gene expression profiles.”
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The analysis highlighted a previously underappreciated temporal component to the mechanisms that generate neuronal diversity.
“the analysis highlighted a previously underappreciated temporal component to the mechanisms that generate neuronal diversity”
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The analysis revealed common features in the sequence of transcriptional events that lead to differentiation of specific neuronal subtypes.
“revealed common features in the sequence of transcriptional events that lead to the differentiation of specific neuronal subtypes”
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The partitioning algorithm correctly assigns identities to the cells in the dataset.
“We therefore conclude that the partitioning algorithm correctly assigns identities to the cells in our dataset.”
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Bulk expression profiling studies do not have the resolution or sensitivity to provide detailed insight into gene expression or dynamics in specific cell lineages because of spatial complexity and lack of developmental synchrony.
“The spatial complexity of the neural tube and the lack of developmental synchrony between cells means that bulk studies do not have the resolution or sensitivity to provide detailed insight into gene expression or dynamics in specific cell lineages.”
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The single cell transcriptomic atlas captures the domain dynamics of progenitor and neuronal populations.
“Based on these observations, we conclude that the single cell transcriptomic atlas captures the domain dynamics of progenitor and neuronal populations.”
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The average number of unique molecular identifiers (UMIs) and detected genes in the retained cells was similar between all samples analysed.
“The average number of unique molecular identifiers (UMIs) and detected genes in these cells was similar between all samples analysed”
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The presence of neural crest and mesoderm cells at e9.5/e10.5 was because of the difficulty of cleanly dissecting the neural tube without including any accompanying adjacent tissue at these developmental stages.
“This was because of the difficulty of cleanly dissecting the neural tube without including any accompanying adjacent tissue at these developmental stages.”
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The analysis correctly predicted that Pcdh7, Megf11 and Ret are expressed in MNs.
“Consistent with previous work, the analysis correctly predicted that Pcdh7, Megf11 and Ret are expressed in MNs”
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The proportions of cells recovered from the assignment of cell identities closely match the growth dynamics of the spinal cord quantified in Kicheva et al. (2014).
“This revealed a close match (Fig. 2E), which allowed us to extend the analysis.”
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The analysis correctly predicted expression in the different neuronal populations: cholinergic MNs; inhibitory GABAergic and glycinergic dI4, V1 and V2b interneurons; and excitatory glutamatergic dI1, dI2, dI3, dI5, V2a, and V3 interneurons.
“The analysis correctly predicted expression in the different neuronal populations: cholinergic MNs; inhibitory GABAergic and glycinergic dI4, V1 and V2b interneurons; and excitatory glutamatergic dI1, dI2, dI3, dI5, V2a, and V3 interneurons”
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The prominence of motor neurons at early stages is consistent with the initially high differentiation rate of MN progenitors.
“which is consistent with the initially high differentiation rate of MN progenitors”
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Cells from replicate embryos, whether of the same or different sex, tended to intermingle within the embedding, suggesting minimal batch variation between embryos.
“Cells from replicate embryos, whether of the same or different sex, tended to intermingle within the embedding, which suggested minimal batch variation between embryos”
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Single cell transcriptome analysis enables the reconstruction of gene expression dynamics along differentiation trajectories.
“Single cell transcriptome analysis enables the reconstruction of gene expression dynamics along differentiation trajectories (Setty et al., 2016; Shin et al., 2015; Trapnell et al., 2014).”
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The spinal cord atlas implicates novel TFs in specification of neuronal subtypes.
“We therefore conclude that the spinal cord atlas provides sufficient resolution to detect distinct neuronal subtypes and implicates novel TFs in their specification.”
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Onecut TFs have been shown to be expressed early in V1 and MNs.
“onecut TFs have been shown to be expressed early in V1 and MNs (Roy et al., 2012; Stam et al., 2012)”
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The observations suggest a switch in neuronal subtype identity from Onecut2 to Pou2f2 between e9.5 and e10.5.
“These observations are consistent with the single cell sequencing data and suggest a switch in neuronal subtype identity from Onecut2 to Pou2f2 between e9.5 and e10.5.”
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Neuronal subtype diversification in the spinal cord is at least partly driven by transcriptional programmes that are shared between multiple domains and sequentially induced in each of the domains.
“Based on these observations, we conclude that neuronal subtype diversification in the spinal cord is at least partly driven by transcriptional programmes that are shared between multiple domains and sequentially induced in each of the domains.”
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The spinal cord atlas provides sufficient resolution to detect distinct neuronal subtypes.
“We therefore conclude that the spinal cord atlas provides sufficient resolution to detect distinct neuronal subtypes and implicates novel TFs in their specification.”
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The data correctly predicted the different subtypes of V2a interneurons.
“Thus, the data correctly predicted the different subtypes of V2a interneurons.”
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The lateral V2a subgroup diversifies further into subgroups labelled by Shox2 and Maf/onecut family TFs.
“Furthermore, the lateral subgroup appears to diversify further into subgroups that are labelled by Shox2 and Maf/onecut family TFs (Francius et al., 2013; Harris et al., 2018 preprint).”
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Nfia/b are induced in MNs at later timepoints.
“Nfia/b are induced in MNs at later timepoints (Deneen et al., 2006; Kang et al., 2012).”
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There is a temporal component to the specification of neuronal subtype identity that complements the well described spatial axis of patterning.
“This suggests a temporal component to the specification of neuronal subtype identity that complements the well described spatial axis of patterning.”
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Only two subpopulations were incorrectly assigned in the hierarchical clustering.
“Of these, initial inspection indicated that only two subpopulations were incorrectly assigned”
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The timepoint of Renshaw cell generation correlates with expression of the RA-synthesising enzyme Aldh1a2 in the adjacent somites.
“Retinoic acid (RA) promotes Renshaw cell identity in V1 neurons (Hoang et al., 2018), and the timepoint of their generation correlates with expression of the RA-synthesising enzyme Aldh1a2 in the adjacent somites (Niederreither et al., 1997).”
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The data highlighted a previously underappreciated systematic temporal component to the specification of neuronal subtype identity in the neural tube.
“The data highlighted a previously underappreciated systematic temporal component to the specification of neuronal subtype identity in the neural tube.”
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The onset of expression of Sox9 coincides with the switch of V1 neurons from Renshaw cells (onecut-expressing) to Foxp2-expressing neurons.
“The onset of expression of Sox9 coincides with the switch of V1 neurons from Renshaw cells (onecut-expressing) to Foxp2-expressing neurons (Kang et al., 2012; Stam et al., 2012; Stolt et al., 2003).”
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Olig3 expression is upregulated at the onset of neurogenesis.
“These observations confirm that Olig3 expression is upregulated at the onset of neurogenesis and validate the predictions that were made by the pseudotemporal ordering.”
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In the spinal cord, a transcriptional cascade of Sox9 and Nfia/b in progenitors underlies the progressive activation of gliogenesis.
“In the spinal cord, a transcriptional cascade of Sox9 and Nfia/b in progenitors underlies the progressive activation of gliogenesis (Deneen et al., 2006; Kang et al., 2012; Stolt et al., 2003).”
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The methods did not substantially bias the composition of the transcriptomes recovered.
“Reassuringly, the proportions of the cell types recovered matched previously determined proportions in the spinal cord (Kicheva et al., 2014), which suggests that the methods did not substantially bias the composition of the transcriptomes recovered.”
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It is likely that the analysis underestimates the diversity of cell types in the spinal cord.
“Even though some of this diversity may arise at developmental stages later than those analysed in our study, it is likely that our analysis underestimates the diversity of cell types in the spinal cord.”
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The dataset will not represent cell types that are unique to lumbar and sacral spinal cord.
“We restricted our analysis to cervical and thoracic regions of the neural tube, and therefore our dataset will not represent cell types that are unique to lumbar and sacral spinal cord.”
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There is a large diversity of cell types in the spinal cord.
“There is a large diversity of cell types in the spinal cord. More than 50 distinct pools of MNs have been documented at limb levels of the spinal cord (Dasen et al., 2005; Landmesser, 2001; Philippidou and Dasen, 2013).”
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The data form the basis of a molecular atlas of the developing mammalian spinal cord.
“This sheds light on the changing gene expression profiles that characterise neural tube development and forms the basis of a molecular atlas of the developing mammalian spinal cord.”
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Retinoic acid promotes Renshaw cell identity in V1 neurons.
“Retinoic acid (RA) promotes Renshaw cell identity in V1 neurons (Hoang et al., 2018), and the timepoint of their generation correlates with expression of the RA-synthesising enzyme Aldh1a2 in the adjacent somites (Niederreither et al., 1997).”
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This study makes available detailed information on the transcriptional state of the entire population of neural tube cells.
“This study makes available detailed information on the transcriptional state of the entire population of neural tube cells and will likely accelerate efforts to map comprehensively the transcriptional network.”
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The data allow the identification of genes and regulatory modules that define specific cell types.
“The data allow the identification of genes and regulatory modules that define specific cell types.”
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The analysis suggests a temporal axis that contributes to the neuronal diversity that accompanies the well-characterised spatial patterning of neural progenitors.
“The analysis suggests a temporal axis that contributes to the neuronal diversity that accompanies the well-characterised spatial patterning of neural progenitors.”
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The dynamics of the gene regulatory network result in progenitors undergoing a succession of changes in TF expression during their specification, mediated by repressive interactions.
“The dynamics of the gene regulatory network result in progenitors undergoing a succession of changes in TF expression during their specification, which is mediated by repressive interactions.”
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Findingown dataCldn3 expression is specific to MNs at e10.5, and lost in MNs at e11.5 and e12.5.
“Cldn3 expression is specific to MNs at e10.5, and lost in MNs at e11.5 and e12.5.”
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Findingown dataThe differential gene expression analysis recovered multiple TFs with well-established differential expression patterns, including Shox2 in V2a neurons, Foxp2 in V1 neurons, Lhx4 in MNs and V2a neurons, Neurog3 and Uncx in V3 neurons, and high levels of Nr2f2, Nfia, Foxp1 and Creb5 in MNs.
“This recovered multiple TFs, many with well-established differential gene expression patterns, for example: Shox2 in V2a neurons”
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Findingown dataThe Nrxn3 expression pattern was anticorrelated with the expression pattern of Cbln1, which was expressed in excitatory dI3, dI5 and V3 neurons and MNs.
“This pattern was anticorrelated with the expression pattern of Cbln1, which was expressed in excitatory dI3, dI5 and V3 neurons and MNs.”
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Findingown dataAfter applying quality filters, a dataset of 38,976 cells was retained for further analysis, with 7476 from e9.5, 6769 from e10.5, 6634 from e11.5, 8711 from e12.5 and 9386 from e13.5.
“After applying quality filters, a dataset of 38,976 cells was retained for further analysis (7476 cells from e9.5, 6769 cells from e10.5, 6634 cells from e11.5, 8711 cells from e12.5 and 9386 cells from e13.5)”
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Findingown dataFor each gene, the best-fit model was selected and, after filtering by fold-change and significance level, a list of 102 combinations was obtained.
“For each gene, the best-fit model was selected and, after filtering by fold-change and significance level, we obtained a list of 102 combinations”
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Findingown dataIn total, 41,025 cells were sequenced.
“In total, 41,025 cells were sequenced.”
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Findingown dataClades MN.2 and MN.3 comprised neurogenic progenitors, because cells in these clades expressed the progenitor markers Sox2, Hes5 and Olig2 (clade MN.3), or Hes6, Neurog2 and Neurod4 (clade MN.2) and did not express substantial levels of Slc18a3.
“Clades MN.2 and MN.3 comprised neurogenic progenitors, because cells in these clades expressed the progenitor markers Sox2, Hes5 and Olig2 (clade MN.3), or Hes6, Neurog2 and Neurod4 (clade MN.2) and did not express substantial levels of the vesicular acetylcholine transporter Slc18a3.”
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Findingown dataClade MN.6 represented cervical lateral motor column (LMC) neurons, which expressed a gene module containing Aldh1a2 and the cervical hox genes Hoxc4 and Hoxc5.
“Clade MN.6 represented cervical lateral motor column (LMC) neurons, which expressed a gene module containing Aldh1a2 (also known as Raldh2) and the cervical hox genes Hoxc4 and Hoxc5”
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Findingown dataClade V3.2 was characterised by expression of Lhx1 and could be further subdivided into a Onecut2-positive and -negative population.
“Clade V3.2 was characterised by expression of Lhx1 and could be further subdivided into a Onecut2-positive and -negative population.”
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Findingown dataAssaying sections of embryonic spinal cord at e11.5 for Pou3f1, Lhx2 and Isl1 revealed broad expression of Pou3f1 in dorsal spinal cord neurons and colocalisation between Pou3f1, Lhx2 and Isl1.
“Assaying sections of embryonic spinal cord at e11.5 for Pou3f1, the dI1 marker Lhx2 and the dI3 marker Isl1, revealed broad expression of Pou3f1 in dorsal spinal cord neurons and colocalisation between Pou3f1, Lhx2 and Isl1”
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Findingown dataClade V2a.4 consisted mainly of newly differentiating neurons that expressed Neurog1, Vsx1 and Hes6, but did not express Vsx2.
“Clade V2a.4 consisted mainly of newly differentiating neurons that expressed the neurogenic V2a markers Neurog1, Vsx1 and Hes6, but did not express the mature V2a marker Vsx2 (also known as Chx10).”
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Findingown dataAt e9.5 Onecut2 is expressed in neurons, whereas Pou2f2 was not detected at this stage.
“At e9.5 Onecut2 is expressed in neurons, whereas Pou2f2 was not detected at this stage (Fig. 6B).”
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Findingown dataClade MN.5 consisted of poorly characterised neurons lacking any salient transcriptomic feature.
“one group that consisted of poorly characterised neurons lacking any salient transcriptomic feature (clade MN.5)”
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Findingown dataUpregulation was specific to the domain-specific TFs Dbx1 and Nkx2.2, but not seen for the more broadly expressed progenitor TFs Pax6 and Sox2.
“In both cases, upregulation was specific to the domain-specific TFs Dbx1 and Nkx2.2, but, consistent with the predictions that were made by the pseudotemporal ordering, not seen for the more broadly expressed progenitor TFs Pax6 and Sox2 (Fig. 7F and Fig. S6E).”
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Findingown dataAssays of spinal cord sections revealed heterogeneity in Olig3 levels, with higher expression of Olig3 correlating with Neurog1 and Neurog2 expression and low levels of Msx1.
“Assays of spinal cord sections revealed heterogeneity in Olig3 levels, with higher expression of Olig3 correlating with Neurog1 and Neurog2 expression and low levels of Msx1 (Fig. S6F-H).”
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Findingown dataMsx1 and Pax3 expression decreased monotonically during differentiation, in contrast to Olig3.
“In contrast to Olig3, expression of both genes decreased monotonically during differentiation (Fig. S6C,D).”
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FindingcitationThe authors observed expression of FGF ligands in multiple neuronal subtypes, whereas neural progenitors at later stages upregulated Fgfr3 and Fgfbp3.
“Lastly, we observed the expression of FGF ligands in multiple neuronal subtypes, whereas neural progenitors at later stages upregulated FGF receptor3 (Fgfr3) and FGF-binding protein 3 (Fgfbp3) (Gonzalez-Quevedo et al., 2010; Kang et al., 2012).”
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Findingown dataCells were partitioned into 13 progenitor and 12 neuronal populations using a two-step strategy.
“We partitioned cells into 13 progenitor and 12 neuronal populations using the following two-step strategy.”
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Findingown dataFour gene modules were retained as they comprised the pan-progenitor marker Sox2, the pan-neuronal marker Tubb3, the early progenitor marker Lin28a and the late progenitor marker Fabp7 (114 genes).
“Among them, four modules were retained as they comprised, respectively, the pan-progenitor marker Sox2, the pan-neuronal marker Tubb3, the early progenitor marker Lin28a and the late progenitor marker Fabp7 (114 genes).”
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Findingown dataThe authors confirmed experimentally the transient upregulation for Olig3 in dp2/3, Dbx1 in p0, and Nkx2.2.
“We confirmed this experimentally for Olig3 in dp2/3, Dbx1 in p0, and Nkx2.2 before neurogenesis reinforces neuronal specificity during differentiation (Fig. 7G).”
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FindingreasoningFourteen genes were excluded and 100 retained.
“Fourteen genes were excluded and 100 retained (Fig. S6A).”
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PremisecitationSignals from the dorsal and ventral poles of the neural tube partition progenitors into 13 transcriptionally distinct domains ordered along the dorsal-ventral axis.
“This is directed by signals that emanate from the dorsal and ventral poles of the neural tube that partition progenitors into 13 transcriptionally distinct domains that are ordered along the dorsal ventral axis”
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PremisecitationThe gene expression programme of each progenitor domain determines the neuronal cell type it generates.
“The gene expression programme of each progenitor domain determines the neuronal cell type it generates”
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PremisecitationNeurons differentiate asynchronously from progenitors by undergoing a series of transcriptional changes that converts a proliferative progenitor into specific classes of neurons.
“Neurons differentiate asynchronously from progenitors by undergoing a series of transcriptional changes that converts a proliferative progenitor into specific classes of neurons.”
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Study design and conductreasoningA specific cell type can be defined by more than one combination of marker gene expression patterns, which helps capture certain subpopulations such as early neurons that still partially express progenitor markers.
“Notably, a specific cell type can be defined by more than one combination of marker gene expression patterns, which helps to capture certain subpopulations, such as early neurons that still partially express progenitor markers and have not yet fully activated their neuronal gene expression programmes.”
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PremisecitationFollowing neurogenesis, which lasts until approximately e13 in mouse, remaining undifferentiated progenitors in the neural tube produce glia cells, accompanied by specific changes in gene expression in progenitors.
“Following the period of neurogenesis, which lasts until ∼e13 in mouse, the remaining undifferentiated progenitors in the neural tube produce glia cells. This is accompanied by specific changes in gene expression in progenitors”
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PremisecitationDifferential adhesion mediated by neurexins and cerebellins is required for synapse formation and function.
“differential adhesion mediated by neurexins and cerebellins is required for synapse formation and function”
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InterpretationcitationThe increase in dI4 and dI5 neurons is explained by the expansion of the combined dp4/dp5 progenitor pool in the dorsal spinal cord at these stages and the extended phase of neurogenesis in the dorsal spinal cord that results in late born dI4 and dI5 neurons.
“This is explained by the expansion of the combined dp4/dp5 progenitor pool in the dorsal spinal cord at these stages and the extended phase of neurogenesis in the dorsal spinal cord that results in the formation of late born dI4 and dI5 neurons”
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PremisecitationDifferential cell adhesion is essential for the clustering of MNs into distinct pools in the spinal cord.
“In the spinal cord, differential cell adhesion is essential for the clustering of MNs into distinct pools”
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PremisecitationAvailable single cell expression profiling studies of neural development have either focussed on in vitro-derived neural progenitor cells or analysed cells from postnatal animals or late-stage embryos.
“available single cell expression profiling studies of neural development have either focussed on in vitro-derived neural progenitor cells (Briggs et al., 2017; Sagner et al., 2018), or analysed cells from postnatal animals or late-stage embryos”
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InterpretationreasoningThe remaining cells did not fall into any of the categories, potentially because of poorly resolved transcriptomes or because these cells were derived from other tissues of the embryo.
“The remaining cells did not fall into any of the categories, potentially because of poorly resolved transcriptomes or because these cells were derived from other tissues of the embryo.”
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PremisecitationThe proportion of neurons increases in the spinal cord over time.
“which is consistent with the proportion of neurons increasing in the spinal cord over time (Kicheva et al., 2014)”
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PremisecitationProgenitor domain sizes in the spinal cord change over time.
“Previous work has indicated that progenitor domain sizes in the spinal cord change over time (Kicheva and Briscoe, 2015; Kicheva et al., 2014).”
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PremisecitationPost-mitotic neurons diversify into discrete subsets of physiologically distinct neuronal subtypes and commence formation of the circuitry characteristic of the spinal cord.
“Post-mitotic neurons subsequently further diversify into discrete subsets of physiologically distinct neuronal subtypes and commence formation of the circuitry that is characteristic of the spinal cord”
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InterpretationcitationThe decrease in dorsal progenitors at e13.5 is in line with the higher rate of neurogenesis in the dorsal spinal cord at e13.5 and the consequent depletion of progenitors.
“This is in line with the higher rate of neurogenesis in the dorsal spinal cord at e13.5 and the consequent depletion of progenitors”
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PremisecitationV3 interneurons have been previously shown to comprise at least two subtypes with distinct properties and settling positions in the spinal cord.
“V3 interneurons have been previously shown to comprise at least two subtypes with distinct properties and settling positions in the spinal cord”
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PremisecitationThe 11 neural progenitor domains (p0-p3, pMN, pd1-pd6) generate distinct classes of spinal neurons that further diversify into multiple subpopulations.
“The 11 neural progenitor domains (p0-p3, pMN, pd1-pd6) generate distinct classes of spinal neurons that further diversify into multiple subpopulations”
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PremisecitationAfter their generation, MNs diversify and organise into distinct columns and pools along the anterior-posterior axis of the spinal cord.
“After their generation, MNs diversify and organise into distinct columns and pools along the anterior-posterior axis of the spinal cord”
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InterpretationreasoningClade MN.6 did not express Hoxc9, which is consistent with the limb level location of the LMC.
“Clade MN.6 did not express Hoxc9, which is consistent with the limb level location of the LMC.”
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PremisecitationIn e12.5 mice, dorsal V3d neurons express onecut family TFs, whereas ventral V3v neurons express Olig3.
“In e12.5 mice, dorsal V3d neurons express onecut family TFs, whereas ventral V3v neurons express Olig3 (Francius et al., 2013).”
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Interpretationown dataThe data correctly identified the different known types of V3 interneurons and predicted the existence of an additional Nfia/b/x- and Neurod2/6-expressing subtype.
“Thus, the data correctly identified the different known types of V3 interneurons and predicted the existence of an additional Nfia/b/x- and Neurod2/6-expressing subtype”
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Interpretationown dataThe differential gene expression analysis correctly identified the restricted expression patterns of multiple known genes and predicted novel patterns of expression.
“Thus, the differential gene expression analysis correctly identified the restricted expression patterns of multiple known genes and predicted novel patterns of expression.”
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Interpretationown dataPou3f1-positive cells that did not express either Lhx2 or Isl1 were detected and are presumably dI2 neurons.
“We also detected Pou3f1-positive cells that did not express either Lhx2 or Isl1; these are presumably dI2 neurons.”
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PremisecitationV2a interneurons consist of two major subgroups with different settling positions: a medial subgroup expressing Nfib and Neurod2, and a lateral subgroup expressing Shox2 and Zfhx3.
“V2a interneurons have recently been shown to consist of two major subgroups that have different settling positions: a medial subgroup that expresses Nfib and Neurod2, and a lateral subgroup that expresses Shox2 and Zfhx3 (Hayashi et al., 2018).”
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PremisecitationNeuronal subtypes vary along the rostral caudal axis of the neural tube.
“In addition, neuronal subtypes vary along the rostral caudal axis of the neural tube (Hayashi et al., 2018; Philippidou and Dasen, 2013; Sweeney et al., 2018).”
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PremisecitationDifferentiation of dp1-dp3 progenitors into dI1-dI3 neurons depends on expression of proneural bHLH proteins: Atoh1 in dp1; Neurog1 in dp2; and Neurog2 in dp2 and dp3 progenitors.
“Differentiation of these progenitors into dI1-dI3 neurons depends on the expression of the proneural bHLH proteins: Atoh1 in dp1; Neurog1 in dp2; and Neurog2 in dp2 and dp3 progenitors (Lai et al., 2016).”
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PremisecitationTemporal mechanisms, in which a sequence of TFs is expressed in succession to determine distinct neuronal identities, are well established in cortical neurogenesis and Drosophila neuroblasts.
“Temporal mechanisms, in which a sequence of TFs is expressed in succession to determine distinct neuronal identities, are well established in cortical neurogenesis and Drosophila neuroblasts (Holguera and Desplan, 2018).”
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Interpretationown dataExperimental assays corroborated the transcriptome predictions, suggesting that the atlas is a generally faithful representation of gene expression in the spinal cord.
“Importantly, experimental assays corroborated the transcriptome predictions, which suggests that the atlas is a generally faithful representation of gene expression in the spinal cord.”
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PremisecitationUpregulation of Olig2 coincides with Neurog2 expression and neurogenesis in MN progenitors.
“In line with this, we have recently demonstrated that upregulation of Olig2 coincides with Neurog2 expression and neurogenesis in MN progenitors (Sagner et al., 2018).”
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PremisecitationThe number of cells needed to generate a comprehensive atlas of a tissue depends on multiple factors, including the number of cell types and molecular differences between cell types.
“The number of cells that are needed to generate a comprehensive atlas of a tissue depends on multiple factors, which include the number of cell types and the molecular differences between the cell types (Shekhar et al., 2016).”
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PremisecitationOlig3 is expressed in the three most dorsal progenitor domains, dp1-dp3.
“we first examined Olig3, which is expressed in the three most dorsal progenitor domains, dp1-dp3 (Müller et al., 2005).”
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PremisecitationTGFβ signalling has been shown to suppress early born neuronal identities in favour of later born cell types in multiple regions of the nervous system.
“Another candidate for mediating the temporal progression of neuronal subtypes is TGFβ signalling, which has been shown to suppress early born neuronal identities in favour of later born cell types in multiple regions of the nervous system (Dias et al., 2014).”
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PremisecitationUpregulation of Olig2 precedes MN formation in vivo and in vitro.
“We have previously demonstrated that upregulation of Olig2 precedes MN formation in vivo and in vitro (Sagner et al., 2018).”
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Interpretationown dataThe study allowed expansion of the molecular description of cell types and definition of new subdivisions of neurons.
“This allowed us to expand the molecular description of cell types and define new subdivisions of neurons.”
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PremisecitationCombinatorial expression of 19 TFs has been proposed to generate multiple subpopulations of V1 interneurons.
“Moreover, the combinatorial expression of 19 TFs have been proposed to generate multiple subpopulations of V1 interneurons (Bikoff et al., 2016; Gabitto et al., 2016; Sweeney et al., 2018).”
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PremisecitationSox9 expression begins between e9.5 and e10.5, whereas Nfia/b is expressed from e11.5.
“Sox9 expression begins between e9.5 and e10.5, whereas Nfia/b is expressed from e11.5 (Deneen et al., 2006; Stolt et al., 2003).”
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PremisecitationIn the spinal cord, the birth date of spinal neurons has been shown to correlate with subtype identity and functional properties in several specific cases.
“In the spinal cord, the birth date of spinal neurons has been shown to correlate with subtype identity and functional properties in several specific cases (Hayashi et al., 2018; Hollyday and Hamburger, 1977; Sockanathan and Jessell, 1998; Stam et al., 2012; Tripodi et al., 2011).”
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PremisecitationMore than 50 distinct pools of MNs have been documented at limb levels of the spinal cord.
“More than 50 distinct pools of MNs have been documented at limb levels of the spinal cord (Dasen et al., 2005; Landmesser, 2001; Philippidou and Dasen, 2013).”
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PremisecitationForced expression of Sox9 and Nfia/b does not repress neurogenesis, and neurons continue to be produced for a considerable period after their expression commences.
“However, the forced expression of these TFs does not repress neurogenesis, and neurons continue to be produced for a considerable period after their expression commences (Deneen et al., 2006).”
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Study design and conductreasoningA resampled dataset containing approximately the same number of cells per timepoint and DV domain was used to reduce bias toward overrepresented populations.
“In order to reduce any bias toward overrepresented populations, we used a resampled dataset that contained approximately the same number of cells per timepoint and DV domain.”
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Study design and conductnone givenThe remaining genes were ensured to have a minimal average level of expression (0.2 UMI) and a ratio of expressed cells (10% in progenitors, 8% in neurons) in the positive samples.
“We also ensured that the remaining genes had a minimal average level of expression (0.2 UMI) and a ratio of expressed cells (10% in progenitors, 8% in neurons) in the positive samples.”
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PremisecitationAt early developmental stages, morphogen gradients establish discrete domains of progenitor identities along the DV axis by inducing distinct TFs.
“At early developmental stages, morphogen gradients establish discrete domains of progenitor identities along the DV axis by inducing distinct TFs (Alaynick et al., 2011; Briscoe and Small, 2015; Le Dréau and Martí, 2012).”
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Study design and conductnone givenThe aggregated gene-barcode matrix was normalised by subsampling reads from higher-depth libraries until all samples had an equal number of confidently mapped reads per cell.
“The aggregated gene-barcode matrix was normalised by subsampling reads from higher-depth libraries until all samples had an equal number of confidently mapped reads per cell.”
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Study design and conductnone givenCells with more than 6% UMI counts associated with mitochondrial genes and expressing less than 500 genes were excluded.
“We excluded cells that had more than 6% UMI counts associated with mitochondrial genes and that expressed less than 500 genes.”
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Study design and conductown dataAn extra step was taken to ensure that no DV bias occurred in the remaining genes by testing for differential expression in response to their DV position.
“An extra step was taken to ensure that no DV bias occurred in the remaining genes by testing for differential expression in response to their DV position (Monocle 2.6.4, ‘differentialGeneTest’ function, P<5e-15).”
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Study design and conductnone givenThe gene list was trimmed using significance (P<10−9) and fold-change (log2-fc>2) cutoffs.
“The gene list was trimmed using significance (P<10−9) and fold-change (log2-fc>2) cutoffs.”
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PremisecitationThese TFs form a gene regulatory network that establishes progenitor identities by repressing not only adjacent progenitor identities but also a wide range of alternative fates.
“These TFs form a gene regulatory network that establishes progenitor identities by repressing not only adjacent progenitor identities but also a wide range of alternative fates (Kutejova et al., 2016; Nishi et al., 2015).”
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Study design and conductnone givenGene modules expressed in fewer than five cells were excluded.
“Modules which were expressed in fewer than five cells were excluded.”
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Study design and conductnone givenEach profile obtained with less than 20 expressed cells was set to zero.
“Each profile that was obtained with less than 20 expressed cells was set to zero.”
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Study design and conductnone givenGene modules in which less than 40% of Boolean values were true were excluded.
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The developmental stages sampled (e9.5–e13.5) encompass the period in which the neuronal subtypes studied are generated.
“We have documented the transcriptional signatures of 21,465 cells that were isolated from cervical and thoracic regions of the mouse neural tube during the developmental period in which neuronal subtypes are generated.”
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The mouse neural tube is representative of the developing mammalian spinal cord.
“This sheds light on the changing gene expression profiles that characterise neural tube development and forms the basis of a molecular atlas of the developing mammalian spinal cord.”
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The list of known marker genes used accurately identifies the target progenitor and neuronal population states.
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“using the list of marker genes shown in Fig. 1C,E”
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hSpS cluster annotation overall matched previously annotated mouse spinal cord clusters.
“We found that, overall, cluster annotation in hSpS matched previously annotated spinal cord clusters”
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Neurotransmitter identity in hSpS neuronal clusters broadly matched the literature and included glutamatergic, GABAergic, glycinergic, and cholinergic cells.
“we found that it broadly matched that described in the literature (Delile et al., 2019) and included glutamatergic (SLC17A6+), GABAergic (GAD1+, GAD2+ or SLC32A1+), glycinergic (SLC6A5+), and cholinergic (SLC5A7+ or SLC18A3+) cells”
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The authors co-integrated an embryonic (e9.5-e13.5) spinal cord sequencing dataset with the harmonized analysis and identified putative lineages of many postnatal cell types.
“Here, we co-integrated an embryonic (e9.5–e13.5) spinal cord sequencing dataset7 with our harmonized analysis and identified putative lineages of many postnatal cell types.”
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- Authors
- Delile, J., Rayon, T., Melchionda, M., Edwards, A., Briscoe, J., & Sagner, A.
- Affiliations
- The Francis Crick Institute (GB)
- Corresponding author
- Briscoe, James
- Sagner, Andreas
- Venue
- Development
- Publisher
- The Company of Biologists
- Published
- 2019-03-27
- Volume
- 146
- Issue
- 12
- ISSN
- 0950-1991 (ISSN-L)
- 1477-9129
- PMC
- PMC6602353
- OpenAlex
- W2951767369
- Semantic Scholar
- bd772aaee4b44253c00afd6cb70fab58d6d3f0bb
- Cited by
- 356
- References
- 78
- Citations by year
- 2026: 34 · 2025: 49 · 2024: 43 · 2023: 60 · 2022: 52 · 2021: 61 · 2020: 36 · 2019: 18 · 2018: 2
- FWCI
- 13.82
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- hybrid
- doi.org
- Licence
- Locations
- Development (publishedVersion, cc-by)
- bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (acceptedVersion, cc-by)
- PubMed Central (publishedVersion, cc-by)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- Research Explorer (The University of Manchester) (publishedVersion, other-oa)
- Figshare (submittedVersion, cc-by)
- HighWire Press Open Archive (submittedVersion)
- The Francis Crick Institute (cc-by)
- Funders
- European Research Council (742138)
- Human Frontier Science Program (LTF000401/2014-L)
- EMBO (ALTF 328-2015)
- Topics
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Molecular Biology › Single-cell and spatial transcriptomics
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Molecular Biology › Developmental Biology and Gene Regulation
- Life Sciences › Neuroscience › Developmental Neuroscience › Neurogenesis and neuroplasticity mechanisms
- Keywords
- spinal cord development, neural tube, neuronal specification, neural progenitor cells, neuronal heterogeneity, gene regulatory networks, transcriptional dynamics, cell type markers, cervical spinal cord, thoracic spinal cord, mouse embryo, single-cell transcriptomics
- MeSH terms
- Animals, Cell Differentiation, Female, Interneurons, Male, Neurons, RNA, Messenger, Spinal Cord, Time Factors, Transcription Factors, Cluster Analysis, Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental, Gene Expression Profiling, Organogenesis, Mice, Gene Regulatory Networks, Neural Tube, Single-Cell Analysis, Transcriptome
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