00:03:26.20 So, we learned that the cancer stem cells produce a new set of transcription factors 00:42:45.09 Huntington's disease. 00:30:21.14 one of the transcription factors downstream of the BMP signal. 00:22:18.03 So, how would one adapt this, then, to nuclear transfer to human research. 00:43:10.20 Sox9 in bone stem cells. 00:22:54.04 that stimulate those stem cells to be able to make hair, but also to be able to make epidermis 00:10:10.17 And here we treated the tumor with cisplatin, and by day 3 you can see the blue cells, 00:23:11.22 And in this case, that could be the patient. 00:19:02.20 would like to have a child, and therefore it would be unethical to use those embryos for anything else. 00:05:43.06 where we've reconstituted the epidermis starting from scratch using these cultured 00:40:00.20 as we showed, that are expressed by the hair follicle stem cells. 00:47:20.17 Skin inflammation elicits marks on epidermal stem cell chromatin. 00:21:27.23 the basis of genetic disorders, and also the basis of cancers. 00:03:27.14 They began in early embryonic development, shortly after gastrulation, when the embryo Whereas the follicle multipotent stem cells and epidermal stem cells are located in the epidermis, melanocyte stem cells can be found in the hair follicle bulge region. 00:31:23.23 But at the early embryonic state, both X chromosomes are activated, and in the induction... Numerous studies have shown that these peptides derived from mesenchymal stem cells are quite helpful in skin repair, wound healing, and the negative effects of free radicals.3,4,5 As the body ages, the number of mesenchymal stem cells in the skin decreases, thus the messenger peptides also decrease, and this repair and renewal work slows down. 00:34:42.03 It's an essential component of that cocktail that Shinya Yamanaka used in 2007. Stem cells reside in specific niches or microenvironments and signals from the niche determine whether a stem cell is going to be quiescent or make tissue. 00:06:03.08 Effectively, now, we have 35 years of success of the use of stem cells in a clinical setting. 00:36:50.08 but then that last wave, when BMP5 spikes over the body, basically we end up getting hair... 00:29:18.11 And what we found was that in the first hair cycle of the mouse, that happens relatively quickly. Some claim that they use pluripotent (embryonic) stem cells as the source for these derived proteins. 00:07:22.06 and then started up their own labs in Italy, adapted the pioneering culturing procedures 00:32:14.05 So, one of my graduate students, Kenneth Lay, had the remarkable brilliant idea that perhaps 00:12:56.04 Or, thinking about the treatment of cancers, it's possible to generate the stem cells 00:09:09.24 by activating them and their progeny -- following their progeny -- in green. 00:18:36.25 and BMP inhibitors produced by the underlying green cell, Clinical applications of epidermal stem cells. The process slows down as you get older, but it never stops. 00:03:45.22 and he could passage them endlessly under conditions where the cells could still make tissue. 00:11:23.05 and put those cells into a petri dish on a fibroblast feeder layer, or with the appropriate nutrients 00:25:37.04 of sonic hedgehog signaling. 00:06:42.25 Remarkably, the skin of those patients still produced healthy epidermis. 00:40:18.08 But as researchers began to produce induced pluripotent stem cells, he's also used 00:31:09.24 And this was also the work of Emi Nishimura and her coworkers in Japan. 00:05:14.27 malignant program of gene expression produced by these stem cells. 00:24:13.05 of our body without some manipulation. For example, it is exposed to chemicals like soap and to physical stresses such as friction from your clothes or exposure to sunlight. 00:30:40.17 the adult skin cell resulted in the activation of those four genes within this skin cell zone chromatin 00:06:37.05 from the patient covered up to 95% of the patient's burned skin, 00:19:32.17 the dermal papilla cells, to produce more BMP inhibitors and also pro-activating FGFs. 00:27:35.02 So in this way, we learned that TCF3 and 4 antagonize what Wnt signaling can do, 00:18:51.19 to find the pups, and then use a microinjection needle to be able to inject high-titer lentivirus For the case of skin care, stem cells of the adult origin are used. 00:07:23.15 And so too, now we're finding that squamous cell carcinoma stem cells reside at the interface 00:24:47.01 has to be erased in order for the cell to do something else, like become an embryonic-like stem cell. 00:07:41.10 There are a whole variety of different changes in the tumor microenvironment that 00:00:44.20 It was only in 1877 that Ernst Haeckel, a German scientist, coined the word stammzelle, or stem cell, 00:27:32.23 is a burst of hair growth. 00:40:50.01 If we take a look at a handful of the 350 genes, then, that are these special genes 00:20:55.00 by John Gurdon, who recently won the Nobel Prize for these pioneering studies. 00:41:37.03 basically attacking their own beta cells. Skin cells grow and divide in the basement membrane. 00:00:21.04 of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Nature. 00:22:38.14 They will, however, make epidermis and sebaceous glands when the skin is wounded, The skin and its structure: The skin has three main layers - the epidermis, dermis and subcutis. 00:11:48.04 It competes for the binding of KEAP1 to NRF2. 00:16:03.22 So, the importance of this work I'll describe in a moment. Growth of cultured human epidermal cells into multiple epithelia suitable for grafting. 00:43:14.08 But the only place you see them all together at one place in time are 00:20:02.00 from the body. 00:32:20.28 if he simply deleted these transcription factors that are important in controlling quiescence 00:20:11.23 and the channel that the hair follicle sits in. 00:36:18.21 epigenetically switch on the embryonic-like gene expression program. 00:23:07.05 And when you take the stem cells out of context, out of the hair follicle niche, 00:20:52.15 So, what does it take to make a hair follicle? 00:35:37.12 Retroviruses integrate into the human stem cell... skin cell chromatin. 00:43:56.09 So, this type of information is really important for researchers to be able to dig deeper into 00:37:29.05 of an adult skin cell, and turn it into an induced pluripotent stem cell, by the activity An additional, unipotent stem cell population located within the interfollicular epidermis is thought to … 00:20:49.01 This technology was actually technology that was performed all the way back in 1962 00:33:56.15 And the predictions might be that the key to the Fountain of Youth with regard to hair growth 126(4):663-76. 00:23:29.09 and would be accepted by the person. 00:16:40.22 So, we know a lot about the skin stem cells from my laboratory and other laboratories' research 00:03:23.04 of Till and McCullough, and now it wasn't until the mid 1970s when this person, 00:21:38.02 Obviously, not yet ready for primetime. 00:02:55.28 And to understand why, we need to study the biology of adult tissue stem cells. 00:07:17.03 Epidermal stem cells and hair follicle stem cells reside at the epidermal-dermal interface. 00:11:18.21 And here, there's probably multiple mechanisms. 00:36:05.13 And so we began to study this process. 00:33:09.11 And here, scientists have used chemicals, they've used small molecules, 00:10:57.16 And what this tells us is that by stem cells receiving this change in their microenvironment, 00:34:54.09 begin to appear. Treatment of Cardiovascular Disease A team of researchers have developed blood vessels in mice using human stem cells. 00:15:27.08 move the field forward, and in order to think about therapies for the future. 00:42:10.11 And they're different for different stem cell types. 00:12:03.01 So, what are, then, the various different associated therapies that have followed 00:04:42.17 In fact, we didn't call them stem cells at the time. 00:12:53.04 I've told you about studies in mice -- are they relevant to human? An appendage of mammalian epidermis, the hair follicle is composed of an outer root sheath (ORS) that is contiguous with the epidermis, an inner root sheath (IRS), and the hair shaft itself (Fig.3A). The dermis lies underneath the epidermis and contains skin appendages: hair follicles, sebaceous (oil) glands and sweat glands. 00:03:30.24 Howard Green, who recently passed away... he was then at MIT, and he took a piece of 00:33:07.13 So, this was pretty exciting for us. 00:35:28.04 Between 2008 and 2013, scientists initially used adenoviral delivery instead of retroviral delivery. 00:40:44.05 And remarkably, when introduced into a diabetic mouse, he was able to show that these 00:04:28.04 and the hairs of our body. 00:38:40.04 And finally, an interesting aspect is that if we simply give the hair follicle stem cell 00:33:19.16 Well, unfortunately in science, things aren't always so simple. 00:05:18.09 So, here are examples, then, of the stem cells that are growing in culture. Thanks to a discovery made in 1970 by Professor Howard Green in the USA, epidermal stem cells can be taken from a patient, multiplied and used to grow sheets of epidermis in the lab. 00:20:56.18 in the skin epithelium? 00:42:36.05 Well, there's lots of work to be done. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 652796. 00:11:04.16 So, those cells do not give rise to any part of the embryo, but basically they're necessary 00:09:59.16 stem cells have an increased resistance to chemotherapy. 00:06:54.25 These are, effectively, a list of genes that are implicated in many types of cancers. 00:21:52.18 But those kinds of approaches are now possible. 00:49:12.20 So, what I've told you is that adult stem cells replenish dying cells of a tissue, 00:24:15.27 But these stem cells will, however, naturally make not only hair follicles but also epidermis 00:01:24.24 Those are... such as hematopoietic stem cells, which regenerate the red blood cells and immune cells. 00:35:46.11 They are transferred as episomes, and so eventually they're diluted out and lost. 00:09:07.28 And it's often, then, the short-lived progenitor cells, or these transit-amplifying cells, 00:45:22.19 So, when stem cells receive an inflammatory assault, how do they respond? 00:18:15.09 as an in vitro fertilization. Human stem cells on the skin’s epidermis are crucial to replenish the skin cells that are lost due to continual shedding. 00:14:34.22 We've also engineered the cells such that the... one type of squamous cell carcinoma cell 00:28:57.07 So, what are the differences between genetic and epigenetic reprogramming? 00:50:09.05 Inflammatory bowel disease, for in... for instance, or certain types of lung inflammation. Stem Cell Skin Rejuvenation 00:17:36.06 And a religious argument would be against the culturing of fertilized eggs for anything 00:12:32.26 And so by upregulating the glutathione pathway... normally, it clears out all sorts of 00:46:18.03 And what we've found is that there are about 2,000 inflammation-sensing chromatin domains 00:15:20.25 So, now we can treat the cells with cisplatin. 00:32:38.06 with regards to the length of their hair cycle. Regenerative Specialists: Mesenchymal Stem Cells One stem cell type in particular seems to be a key player in the body’s response to injury. 00:21:37.22 an unfertilized mouse oocyte. 00:15:38.06 On the right-hand side, if you treat the cells with TGF-beta, those cells able 00:44:37.25 and use those to drive eGFP in a mice... in a mouse, now what we find is that 00:37:58.23 So, can we reprogram in smaller steps? 00:09:29.17 Embryonic stem cells are pluripotent, and they can generate all of the cells of the animal Researchers have identified stem cells responsible for making the epidermal layer, hair follicles and skin pigments. 00:02:19.09 These cells are relatively immature compared to their progeny, compared to the tissue cells. 00:19:40.08 Then, several days later, sonic hedgehog acts on the quiescent stem cells, those purple cells, 108(26):10544-9. 00:33:12.20 And we began to wonder whether BMP inhibition could be the Fountain of Youth 00:34:00.17 is a well-balanced BMP. 00:00:52.09 Our body must repair its tissues, as well, when damaged. 00:01:16.02 So then, it was about 30 years later when this person, Alexander Maximow, was a... 00:12:34.18 spinal cord injuries. 00:31:25.02 And the importance of that is that the hair follicle stem cells and melanocytes stem cells 00:39:31.04 to examine the chromatin landscape, the gene expression landscape, of the... of the 00:39:47.07 So, what about stem cell therapy for type I diabetes. 76(11):5665-8. 00:05:26.00 turned on in the squamous cell carcinoma stem cell. 00:43:26.12 And effectively, in this case, Lorenz Studer, my colleague, has again been able to derive 00:02:15.00 in this case using our favorite model system, the laboratory mouse. 00:39:51.08 My colleague up at Harvard University, Doug Melton, has been working on this problem 00:22:01.05 of the hair follicle, turn out to acquire plasticity. 00:16:17.03 So in this case, the cells that you see in white, now, are human cortical neurons. Subgroups of skin stem cells are listed as below. Individual cells have a finite life span, and when they die off, they are replaced with new cells. 00:20:44.11 What are the microRNAs that are drivers of squamous cell carcinoma? 00:11:53.15 And that then turns NRF2 into a stabilized activator of the glutathione regulatory pathway. 00:16:13.19 that would be able to compromise the ability of these slow cycling cancer stem cells 00:12:29.24 of junctional epidermolysis bullosa with epidermal stem cells that have been gene edited. 00:41:46.15 the autoimmune attack, those cells will still be subject to the same types of attack Human stem cells come from one of two sources: embryonic stem cells and adult (somatic) stem cells. 00:50:45.13 basically to produce that barrier that keeps harmful microbes out, and essential bodily fluids in. TGF-β promotes heterogeneity and drug resistance in squamous cell carcinoma. 00:20:21.11 In this particular technology, this is the technology known as nuclear transfer, 00:47:16.24 And why do we think that that's important or relevant? 00:40:24.12 induced pluripotent stem cells. 00:22:12.20 to make advances that can be useful in the clinics, and in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. In everyday life your skin has to cope with a lot of wear and tear. 00:21:03.27 whole genome-wide screens in mice, which were previously, just a few years ago, thought to be possible 00:21:57.17 It's an international laboratory of researchers from around the world who get together 00:00:41.00 The word stem cell itself is a relatively recent word. 00:04:46.12 We called them keratinocytes, epidermal keratinocytes. 00:09:53.08 Another interesting and important aspect from these studies turned out that the TGF-beta-responding 00:16:50.03 Are they behaving as cortical neurons? 00:15:21.12 But again, these kinds of treatments are what ultimately will be necessary in order to 00:22:34.19 We go to the first steps, only, in this case, an unfertilized human oocyte, remove and discard 00:43:01.04 So, you might see Tcf3, for instance, in brain stem cells. 00:03:52.25 This established the existence of the ability to culture adult tissue stem cells, 00:22:13.25 But I think it's remarkable that that technology is actually successful. 00:13:05.01 that derive or produce the cancers, and that's also possible in culture. 00:39:29.13 So, this work, then, is currently tabled until genetic stability can be further evaluated. 00:10:29.28 And at this point, the blastocyst has a group of cells which are called inner cell mass cells. 00:25:01.15 genes within a nucleus to... to be able to do something else, to turn on some genes and 00:08:14.22 So, let's take a look at ten years later, after those experiments with the cornea were performed. 00:00:31.13 their promise for regenerative medicine. 00:20:05.14 or CRISPR/Cas edit any gene that we want, specifically in the skin epithelium 00:04:33.10 that is downstream from, in this case, oncogenic RAS or hyperactivated RAS, 00:11:26.17 This is a master regulator of a pathway called the glutathione pathway, and I'll get to that 00:28:19.00 In this case, they used retroviruses that harbored the genes encoding KLF4, Oct4, Sox2, 00:24:40.07 in the embryonic stem cells, that modification of, this is my identity as skin cell, Nature. 00:25:31.09 by the stem cells that reflect reduced levels of Wnt signaling and reduced levels 00:03:37.23 human skin, and was able to culture and passage cells from the piece of human skin, 00:30:39.16 still remain high in the older animal, but it's their activity that wanes with age. 00:34:19.26 producing human induced pluripotent stem cells by retroviral transfection of adult skin cells with 00:09:58.25 used gene therapy to be able to put back the normal laminin chain and to be able to excise 00:04:50.14 And we don't yet exactly know how it works, whether it recruits histone acetylases, 00:24:14.25 That's why our skin cell is a skin cell, a nerve cell is a neuron, epidermal stem cells, 00:18:45.27 And these are the pro-activating signals that are necessary to take the stem cells 00:15:47.13 but into specific types of neurons. 00:15:53.08 In this case, they took human embryonic stem cell-derived cortical neurons and 00:24:31.19 -- turning on some genes and turning off others. 00:07:49.06 And that research then served as, also, the foundation for embryonic stem cell culture, 00:10:52.00 And so we did that experiment. 00:01:18.19 breast... and breast cancers, as well as skin cancers, now we're talking about Skin is a special organ that both protects us and allows us to sense the world around us. 00:27:23.06 transcription factors the embryonic stem cell was making. 00:49:04.14 have a memory. 00:20:26.22 We've now carried out rapid functional genetic screens... genes for... screening for, 00:19:45.13 Well, the first big step is that embryonic stem cells that are used to generate neurons 00:34:12.25 In 2007, I talked about the pioneering work of Shinya Yamanaka with regards to 00:15:32.04 So, let's now go to 2017. The efficacy of stem cells in skin care depends on who you ask. 00:08:35.26 First, the stem cells become slower cycling as a consequence of receiving this growth factor. 00:01:37.02 Or intestinal stem cells, that rejuvenate the food adsorptive cells of our body. Scientists are also working to treat genetic diseases affecting the skin. 00:27:58.05 So, Lhx2 is necessary to repress the differentiation program of the sebaceous gland while 00:10:45.15 If these cells are responsible for regrowing the tumor, the tumor should be green. 00:42:18.15 And Rick Young and his coworkers showed that the super enhancers are regulated by 00:23:58.14 at all costs, and as fast as possible. 00:24:33.16 And we know that these stem cells are defined by their transcriptional profile, effectively, 00:19:15.14 from in vitro fertilization are discarded, are unused. 00:31:17.19 And so hair follicle and melanocytes stem cells are hanging out in the same niche. 00:49:19.10 and that they repair wounds. 00:05:06.08 I was just fascinated by his lecture. 00:02:00.06 So, some years ago, my laboratory isolated and characterized the tumor initiating cells, 00:37:29.08 allow them to see how pain might be received, and how it might be generated, how it might 00:09:56.25 So, in the first part of this series of lectures, I'd like to concentrate on embryonic stem cells, 00:20:03.07 Because the immune system of your body recognizes foreign cells, and it eliminates them. 00:04:54.07 So, Howard Green very soon recognized the power of the technology that he had just developed 00:05:09.13 of these transcription factors is critical with regards to altered, 00:07:01.26 And yet they're not properties of normal stem cells. 00:13:56.27 It was determined early on, by Howard Green and others, for epidermal stem cells. 00:49:38.13 For infla... inflammation, for instance, it might be a phosphorylated, 00:21:10.14 only in worms or in fruit flies. 00:07:40.16 So, in this case, the patient had an industrial accident, where one of the eyes 00:06:43.16 with only 5% of the patient having unburned skin. 00:26:46.15 which is a downstream Wnt effector -- we found that the loss of TCF3 and 4 basically no longer... 00:32:47.23 And the answer to that experiment was quite remarkable. 00:04:18.03 And you see in the middle panel the chromosomes, the dark chromosomes within the cells. 00:27:58.24 factor profile -- until they found just four transcription factors that turned out to 00:16:37.02 Six months after the graft, there are still human cortical neurons that are existing 00:48:11.25 And now, 30 days later, what we find is those epigenetic marks are still there. 00:26:21.26 and basically taking those RNAs and directly profiling them. 00:16:43.28 with cisplatin, for instance, and then mobilize those cancer stem cells 00:21:34.04 And for the goal, the broader objective, of basically making advances in the treatments 00:21:39.26 And using that technology, we were able to clone, effectively, and create healthy mice. 00:06:30.24 The patients that Howard Green treated successfully with these cultured human epidermal stem cells 00:14:12.00 colleagues at the University of Toronto -- you can see that the cells undergo this beating feature. The correctly modified cells can be selected, grown and multiplied in the lab, then transplanted back onto the patient. 00:18:30.14 called Wnts, which are produced by the hair follicle stem cells themselves, 00:23:15.16 And so, in this type of technology, now, the cell that is derived... such as a neuron, 00:15:51.25 So, we can also see gamma-H2AX, a sign of DNA damage. 00:21:23.14 In my laboratory, back about a decade ago, now, we used this type of technology 00:51:15.25 And those are obviously areas that we'd like to be able to adapt our understanding for Most resided in the basal layer of epidermis, can derive into transient amplifying cells and terminal-differentiated epidermal cells. In humans however these do not show an impressive repair response. 00:42:58.03 as a cohort in hair follicle stem cells. 00:12:16.26 The glutathione pathway is what normal, healthy cells use to clear out nasty stuff like cisplatin, 00:05:05.01 He took skin from the unaffected area of a burn patient. 00:29:46.20 sit in quiescence. 00:09:13.28 that have the ability to generate the bulk of the tissue. 00:38:47.04 a transcriptional regulatory factor called PAX, a particular type of the PAX transcription factor, 00:13:04.21 And what we learned is that the glutathione pathway is upregulated in a small cohort of By developing methods to identify the stem cells that will lead to cancer, Fuchs’ lab has been able to study how these cells differ from normal skin stem cells. 00:13:14.18 And when we looked at the prognosis of that small cohort, that cohort with Squamous cell carcinomas (SCCs) are commonly occurring, dangerous cancers that may originate from skin stem cells. 00:07:36.06 So, he used what is called a fibroblast feeder layer, an irradiated layer of fibroblasts, 00:00:59.08 These are the second most common cancer worldwide. 00:07:53.07 So, there's heterogeneity, also, that arises in the tumor microenvironment, and that turns out 00:02:27.06 Ernest McCullough and James Till, back in 1961, did the remarkable experiment that demonstrated 521(7552):366-70. The epidermis forms the surface of the skin. 00:38:19.26 those of Masayo Takahashi at the RIKEN Institute in Kobe, Japan. In this article, we will explore the different types of skin cells (cells of the Epidermis), the layers of skin cells and the functions of the skin cells. 00:04:07.15 All of these cells come from this single layer of multipotent progenitor cells, 00:18:02.16 and Geulah Livshits, who was a graduate student and is now postdoccing in a cancer laboratory -- 00:39:21.14 switching off genes? 00:35:04.14 It's depending upon what the dermis is instructing them to do. Takahashi K, Yamanaka S. 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