Hair follicle development: induction - stage 1 of 3 (Homo sapiens)

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Description

The hair follicle (HF) is the biological unit responsible for producing a single hair shaft. The follicles are arranged with concentric epithelial progenitor layers surrounding the dermal core, which is the dermal papilla (DP). Classically, the development of the follicle itself can be divided into three stages: Induction, Organogenesis and Cytodifferentiation.

In HF development, the induction stage marks the beginning of the crosstalk between epithelium and mesenchyme. Epithelium will result in the placode, which will give origin to most of the layers of the HF. Then, mesenchyme results in the dermal condensate, which thereafter becomes the dermal papilla.

The first signal for induction is given by mesenchymal cells expressing WNT. Activation of Wnt signalling pathway blocks β-catenin degradation fate, releasing this transcription factor to start expression of placode formation genes. Between them are MYC, SP5, DKK4, SHH, EDA and EDAR.

MYC is related to the differentiation and proliferation of keratinocytes and stem cells migration. SP5 is capable of inhibiting expression of KRT10 and IVL, both associated with epidermal differentiation fate. As a consequence, they may be suppressed to promote placode formation.

Dkk molecules have inhibitory effects against Lrp5 and 6, which are crucial co-receptors in the activation of Wnt pathway. Dkk4 acts as Wnt pathway negative feedback loop, fine-tuning this signalling effects on placode shape.

SHH expression starts in the induction stage and is also upregulated by Wnt pathway in HF epithelium. Its signal activates Shh signaling pathway in the mesenchyme activating Gli, which induces expression of Ptch, increasing cell sensibility to Shh. Wnt pathway is able to increase EDA expression, whereas Eda pathway does not affect Wnt signal levels. EDAR is a direct Wnt target, and Activin A acts as another upregulator. Furthermore, the Eda-Edar interaction activates NF-kappaB, which upregulates a considerable number of genes, including SHH, DKK4, WNT genes as WNT10A and WNT10B, FOXI3, FGF20, CTGF and FST. WNT10A and WNT10B proteins activate the Wnt pathway in the mesenchymal cells, where released β-catenin activates expression of other Wnts and further upregulates its own expression, maintaining the tissue crosstalk and enhancing the signaling pathway performance.

Once the placode has started forming, Eda/NF-kappaB pathway has an important role in guiding cell proliferation. NF-kappaB and Activin A upregulates FOXI3, which has roles in skin appendages shape formation and possibly in placode shape patterning. Other genes also related to placode formation include CDH3 and GJB6, both induced by transcriptional activator TP63.

The Eda pathway induces FGF20 expression, which binds to Fgfr1, promoting the dermal condensate aggregative growth, also sustained by Versican (VCAN) expression mediated by mesenchymal Wnt pathway.

At induction, strong induction suppressor signals are present, such as Bmp, Fgf7 and Egf and they have to be inhibited. Molecules such as Noggin, Follistatin and CTGF act as BMP signal suppressors. Crucial placodal genes downregulated by BMP are LEF1 and NCAM, but BMP is also capable of inducing early upregulation of differentiation fate transcription factor Msx2.

Two other signals Fgf7 and Egf direct differentiation toward the epidermal fate, instead of inducing HF placode formation. These signals persist during induction stage, and their receptors (FGFR1 and EGFR, respectively) are downregulated in the placode to allow the correct HF development.

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NameTypeDatabase referenceComment
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ADPMetaboliteHMDB0001341 (HMDB)
ATPMetaboliteHMDB0000538 (HMDB)
BMPProtein
BMP4GeneProductENSG00000125378 (Ensembl)
BMPR1AGeneProductENSG00000107779 (Ensembl)
CDH3GeneProductENSG00000062038 (Ensembl)
CHUKGeneProductENSG00000213341 (Ensembl)
CTGFGeneProductENSG00000118523 (Ensembl)
CTNNB1GeneProductENSG00000168036 (Ensembl)
Catenin-beta1GeneProductENSG00000168036 (Ensembl)
DKK4GeneProductENSG00000104371 (Ensembl)
DVLProtein
DVL1GeneProductENSG00000107404 (Ensembl)
DVL2GeneProductENSG00000107404 (Ensembl)
DVL3GeneProductENSG00000107404 (Ensembl)
EDAGeneProductENSG00000158813 (Ensembl)
EDARGeneProductENSG00000135960 (Ensembl)
EGFGeneProductENSG00000138798 (Ensembl)
EGFRGeneProductENSG00000146648 (Ensembl)
FGF20GeneProductENSG00000078579 (Ensembl)
FGF7GeneProductENSG00000140285 (Ensembl)
FGFR1GeneProductENSG00000077782 (Ensembl)
FGFR2GeneProductENSG00000066468 (Ensembl)
FOLLISTATINGeneProductENSG00000134363 (Ensembl)
FOXI3GeneProductENSG00000214336 (Ensembl)
FRIZZLEDProtein
FSTGeneProductENSG00000134363 (Ensembl)
FZD1GeneProductENSG00000157240 (Ensembl)
GJB6GeneProductENSG00000121742 (Ensembl)
GLIProtein
GLI1GeneProductENSG00000107404 (Ensembl)
GLI2GeneProductENSG00000107404 (Ensembl)
GSK3BGeneProductENSG00000082701 (Ensembl)
IKBKBGeneProductENSG00000104365 (Ensembl)
IKBKGGeneProductENSG00000073009 (Ensembl)
IKKComplex
INHBAGeneProductENSG00000122641 (Ensembl)
IVLGeneProductENSG00000163207 (Ensembl)
KRT10GeneProductENSG00000186395 (Ensembl)
LEF1GeneProductENSG00000138795 (Ensembl)
LRPProtein
LRP5GeneProductENSG00000162337 (Ensembl)
LRP6GeneProductENSG00000070018 (Ensembl)
MSX2GeneProductENSG00000120149 (Ensembl)
MYCGeneProductENSG00000136997 (Ensembl)
NCAM1GeneProductENSG00000262279 (Ensembl)
NFKB1GeneProductENSG00000109320 (Ensembl)
NFKBIBGeneProductENSG00000104825 (Ensembl)
NOGGeneProductENSG00000183691 (Ensembl)
NOGGINGeneProductENSG00000183691 (Ensembl)
PTCH1GeneProductENSG00000185920 (Ensembl)
RASProtein
SHHGeneProductENSG00000164690 (Ensembl)
SMOGeneProductENSG00000128602 (Ensembl)
SP5GeneProductENSG00000204335 (Ensembl)
TCFProtein
TCF3GeneProductENSG00000071564 (Ensembl)
TCF4GeneProductENSG00000071564 (Ensembl)
TP63GeneProductENSG00000073282 (Ensembl)
VCANGeneProductENSG00000038427 (Ensembl)
WNT (1st)Protein
WNT10Protein
WNT10AGeneProductENSG00000135925 (Ensembl)
WNT10BGeneProductENSG00000169884 (Ensembl)
WNT10GeneProductENSG00000135925 (Ensembl)

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