Human lymphoid-neutrophil/monocyte restriction co-ordinately activates increased proliferation despite parallel heterogeneity in transcriptional changes
Wang, F.; Campos, L. G.; Hammond, C.; Hirst, M.; Simons, B. D.; Eaves, C. J.
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Recent studies indicate the human lympho-myeloid restriction process to be a different and more heterogeneous one than historically inferred. Here we describe the development of bulk and clonal culture systems that efficiently support early B-lymphoid differentiation and their use to identify biological and molecular changes that accompany their initial restriction from subsets of CD34+ human cord blood cells with lympho-myeloid-limited potential. Analyses of the changes observed revealed the acquisition of B-lymphoid- and neutrophil/monocyte (NM)-restricted properties are accompanied by a concomitantly accelerated and lineage-shared cell cycling activity and loss of self-renewal properties. Parallel, single-cell transcriptome analysis identified reduced expression of multiple self-renewal-associated genes and an accompanying heterogeneous activation of lineage-regulatory modules during the production of B, NM and dendritic cell precursors. These results uncover a connected regulation of lineage-shared proliferation control with persistent heterogeneity in the biological and transcriptional changes in the same cells undergoing B and NM lineage restriction.
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