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In this project, the identification and characterisation of new progenitor populations in FBM has facilitated existing models of fetal B-lymphopoiesis to be refined. In DS FBM, lymphopoiesis is disrupted with a severe block in B-cell differentiation that appears to occur upstream and is propagated through the newly described progenitors, as well as moderately impaired T-cell development and a skew toward NK lymphopoiesis. These findings were validated at the molecular level, with T21 causing broad changes in both the transcriptome and chromatin accessibility of FBM HSPCs.

Original publication

DOI

10.13140/RG.2.2.23753.25441

Type

Publisher

Oxford Research Archives

Publication Date

20/01/2023