2016
DOI: 10.1007/s00441-016-2487-6
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Well-organized spheroids as a new platform to examine cell interaction and behaviour during organ development

Abstract: Single-cell analysis provides molecular signatures to define cell identity. To characterize cell types, DNA methylation patterns are often used as a flag of internal molecular status. There are a few reports of single-cell methylome techniques that involves bisulfite conversion. However, the step often causes DNA fragmentation, which leads to severe PCR substrate reduction. Here we developed a new version of single-cell reduced representation bisulfite sequencing (scRRBS) method to recover more CpG sites to be… Show more

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“…It has already been described that the synthesis of 3D MT using hanging-drop method is a reliable technique to generate homogenous organs or tissue-like structures at low-cost without requiring specific growth factors or complicated technical procedures. This type of spheroid model has been used previously to determine the physiopathological processes associated with diseases such as cancers, cellular organization during embryogenesis, drug testing and also as potential therapeutics such as demonstrated in the context of dental pulp regeneration 10 , 17 , 34 36 . The use of this model is of interest to evaluate the effects associated with the infection by P. gingivalis or by other periodontal pathogens while taking into account the epithelio-fibroblastic interactions.…”
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“…It has already been described that the synthesis of 3D MT using hanging-drop method is a reliable technique to generate homogenous organs or tissue-like structures at low-cost without requiring specific growth factors or complicated technical procedures. This type of spheroid model has been used previously to determine the physiopathological processes associated with diseases such as cancers, cellular organization during embryogenesis, drug testing and also as potential therapeutics such as demonstrated in the context of dental pulp regeneration 10 , 17 , 34 36 . The use of this model is of interest to evaluate the effects associated with the infection by P. gingivalis or by other periodontal pathogens while taking into account the epithelio-fibroblastic interactions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…MT is characterized by a 3D spheroid structure where cells are in direct contact, allowing cell-to-cell and cells-to-extracellular matrix components (ECM) interactions. This method can be used to co-culture two (or more) different cell populations to elucidate the role of cell-cell or cell-ECM interactions in a 3D environment 10 , 12 (Fig. 1B ).…”
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“…Analysis of messenger RNA (mRNA) expression was investigated as previously documented (Bécavin et al 2016; for further details, see Appendix Method 4 and Appendix Table 2).…”
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“…It is important to know how these organized positioning of cells is configured. Recently some papers reported on cellular interaction events using an organoid, which mimics tissue formation [1].…”
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