Deciphering Stem Cell Fate with an Integrative Multi-Omics Examination of Microenvironmental Dynamics

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Radha Rammohan Shanthanam [1 ]
Janani Selvam [2 ]
Ashok Vajravelu [3 ]
T. Pradeep [4 ]
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[1] Lincoln University College,Post Doctoral Fellowship (PDF) programme in Computer Science Engineering
[2] Lincoln University College,Faculty of Engineering
[3] Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia,Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
[4] Kongu Engineering College,undefined
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Hematology; Precision medicine; Molecular signatures; Stem cell niche; Cellular heterogeneity;
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10.1007/s42979-024-03358-3
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The evidence-based literature on healthcare is akin to a vast universe, continually expanding with new discoveries and insights. In this dynamic landscape, the integration oftools and multi-omics approaches a beacon of hope, illuminating the intricate pathways that govern stem cell fate within the microenvironment. Still, figuring out how stem cell fate is determined is complicated and calls for a multifaceted understanding that cuts beyond traditional discipline lines. This review navigates through the evolutionary trajectory of AI integration in medicine, tracing its transformative impact on hematology and beyond. It explores the burgeoning field of AI applications in hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT), from diagnosis to prognosis, heralding a new era of precision medicine. Through the lens of integrative multi-omics methodologies, the review delves into the molecular signatures intricately woven within the stem cell niche, deciphering the regulatory networks orchestrating stem cell fate decisions. Emerging technologies like single-cell multi-omics profiling and spatial transcriptomics offer newfound vistas to explore cellular heterogeneity and spatial organization within the stem cell niche, paving the way for transformative advances in regenerative medicine. Harnessing the power of AI and multi-omics methodologies, this review embarks on a quest to dissect stem cell fate with unparalleled precision, ushering in a new era of personalized therapeutics and regenerative interventions.
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