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Integrated multi-omic analysis of GATA2 and GATA3 unveil their master regulatory roles on the trophoblast fate [scRNA-seq]

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The commitment and differentiation of human placental progenitor cells are crucial for a successful pregnancy, but the underlying regulatory mechanism remains poorly understood.

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Here we identified the transcription factor (TF), GATA2 and GATA3, exerting genetic redundancy, for cell fate decision of trophoblast cells. At stage of EPSC, inducible overexpression GATA2&3 reprogrammed hEPSCs to trophoblast lineage.

During differentiation of TSCM, double knockout GATA2&3 failed for initiation trophoblast cell fate.

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