Single-nucleus profiling highlights the all-brain echinoderm nervous system.
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| author | Paganos, Periklis Ullrich-Lüter, Jack Almazán, Alba Voronov, Danila Carl, Jil Zakrzewski, Anne-C Zemann, Berit Rusciano, Maria Lorenza Sancerni, Tiphaine Schauer, Maria Akar, Oğuz Caccavale, Filomena Cocurullo, Maria Benvenuto, Giovanna Croce, Jenifer Carol Lüter, Carsten Arnone, Maria Ina |
| author_facet | Paganos, Periklis Ullrich-Lüter, Jack Almazán, Alba Voronov, Danila Carl, Jil Zakrzewski, Anne-C Zemann, Berit Rusciano, Maria Lorenza Sancerni, Tiphaine Schauer, Maria Akar, Oğuz Caccavale, Filomena Cocurullo, Maria Benvenuto, Giovanna Croce, Jenifer Carol Lüter, Carsten Arnone, Maria Ina Paganos, Periklis Ullrich-Lüter, Jack Almazán, Alba Voronov, Danila Carl, Jil Zakrzewski, Anne-C Zemann, Berit Rusciano, Maria Lorenza Sancerni, Tiphaine Schauer, Maria Akar, Oğuz Caccavale, Filomena Cocurullo, Maria Benvenuto, Giovanna Croce, Jenifer Carol Lüter, Carsten Arnone, Maria Ina |
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| contents | Single-nucleus profiling highlights the all-brain echinoderm nervous system. Paganos, Periklis Ullrich-Lüter, Jack Almazán, Alba Voronov, Danila Carl, Jil Zakrzewski, Anne-C Zemann, Berit Rusciano, Maria Lorenza Sancerni, Tiphaine Schauer, Maria Akar, Oğuz Caccavale, Filomena Cocurullo, Maria Benvenuto, Giovanna Croce, Jenifer Carol Lüter, Carsten Arnone, Maria Ina Animals Brain Transcriptome Gene Expression Profiling Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental Cell Nucleus Nervous System Paracentrotus Metamorphosis, Biological Single-Cell Analysis Gene Regulatory Networks Metazoans comprise diverse tissues and cell types, each essential for the organismal survival. Most of these types are established early in embryogenesis and persist into adulthood. In indirectly developing sea urchins, however, the continuity between embryonic and adult stages is interrupted by a planktonic larval stage that undergoes complete metamorphosis. While gene regulatory networks controlling embryonic and larval lineages are well studied, the molecular and morphological identities of postmetamorphic cell types remain poorly understood. Here, we reconstructed the cell atlas of postmetamorphic juveniles using single-nucleus transcriptomics, revealing conservation of regulatory mechanisms. We identified signatures of eight distinct cell type groups and analyzed 29 neuronal families, including 15 unique photoreceptor types. By combining transcriptomics, spatial analysis, and ultrastructure, we identified vertebrate neuronal and opsin homologs expressed across the juvenile. These findings show that the echinoderm body plan is predominantly head-like and exhibits an "all-brain" organization. |
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| spellingShingle | Single-nucleus profiling highlights the all-brain echinoderm nervous system. Paganos, Periklis Ullrich-Lüter, Jack Almazán, Alba Voronov, Danila Carl, Jil Zakrzewski, Anne-C Zemann, Berit Rusciano, Maria Lorenza Sancerni, Tiphaine Schauer, Maria Akar, Oğuz Caccavale, Filomena Cocurullo, Maria Benvenuto, Giovanna Croce, Jenifer Carol Lüter, Carsten Arnone, Maria Ina Animals Brain Transcriptome Gene Expression Profiling Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental Cell Nucleus Nervous System Paracentrotus Metamorphosis, Biological Single-Cell Analysis Gene Regulatory Networks Single-nucleus profiling highlights the all-brain echinoderm nervous system. Paganos, Periklis Ullrich-Lüter, Jack Almazán, Alba Voronov, Danila Carl, Jil Zakrzewski, Anne-C Zemann, Berit Rusciano, Maria Lorenza Sancerni, Tiphaine Schauer, Maria Akar, Oğuz Caccavale, Filomena Cocurullo, Maria Benvenuto, Giovanna Croce, Jenifer Carol Lüter, Carsten Arnone, Maria Ina Animals Brain Transcriptome Gene Expression Profiling Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental Cell Nucleus Nervous System Paracentrotus Metamorphosis, Biological Single-Cell Analysis Gene Regulatory Networks Metazoans comprise diverse tissues and cell types, each essential for the organismal survival. Most of these types are established early in embryogenesis and persist into adulthood. In indirectly developing sea urchins, however, the continuity between embryonic and adult stages is interrupted by a planktonic larval stage that undergoes complete metamorphosis. While gene regulatory networks controlling embryonic and larval lineages are well studied, the molecular and morphological identities of postmetamorphic cell types remain poorly understood. Here, we reconstructed the cell atlas of postmetamorphic juveniles using single-nucleus transcriptomics, revealing conservation of regulatory mechanisms. We identified signatures of eight distinct cell type groups and analyzed 29 neuronal families, including 15 unique photoreceptor types. By combining transcriptomics, spatial analysis, and ultrastructure, we identified vertebrate neuronal and opsin homologs expressed across the juvenile. These findings show that the echinoderm body plan is predominantly head-like and exhibits an "all-brain" organization. |
| title | Single-nucleus profiling highlights the all-brain echinoderm nervous system. |
| topic | Animals Brain Transcriptome Gene Expression Profiling Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental Cell Nucleus Nervous System Paracentrotus Metamorphosis, Biological Single-Cell Analysis Gene Regulatory Networks |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41191750/ |