Cep192 insufficiency underlies haploid instability in human cells

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The paper investigates why mammalian somatic haploid cells rapidly become unstable by focusing on mitotic spindle assembly and centrosome-related mechanisms in human cells, using comparative imaging and structure–function analyses. It finds that reduced absolute dosage of the pericentriolar scaffold protein Cep192 prevents sufficient centrosomal accumulation to enable the Aurora A–Eg5 bipolarization axis, leading to fragility in centrosome separation and loss of spindle maintenance in haploids, and that restoring Cep192 levels rescues spindle bipolarization and stabilizes the haploid state, especially when combined with enhancement of an acentrosomal spindle pathway. A genome-wide CRISPR activation screen, based on this stabilization principle, identifies additional haploid-stabilizing genes including the glutamate transporter SLC1A2. A major caveat is that the work is presented as an unreviewed Research Square preprint rather than a peer-reviewed journal study. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract Mammalian somatic haploid cells offer advantages for genome engineering, yet rapid diploidization limits their utility. Here, we reveal that a haploidy-specific attenuation of mitotic spindle bipolarization, independent of previously characterized centrosome loss, underlies haploid instability in human cells. Comparative imaging and structure-function analyses demonstrate that the halved absolute dosage of the pericentriolar scaffolding protein Cep192 prevents its centrosomal accumulation to the threshold required for Aurora A–Eg5 axis. Consequently, haploids exhibit innate fragility in centrosome separation and spindle maintenance. Supplementing Cep192 restored spindle bipolarization to diploid levels and, when combined with genetic enhancement of the acentrosomal spindle pathway, profoundly stabilized the haploid state. Moreover, a genome-wide CRISPR-activation screen leveraging the above principle identified novel haploid-stabilizing genes, including the glutamate transporter SLC1A2. Our findings uncover an absolute-dosage scaling limit of mitotic scaffolding in haploids and establish genetic enhancement of spindle fidelity as an effective strategy for engineering stable animal haploid bioresources.
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Here, we reveal that a haploidy-specific attenuation of mitotic spindle bipolarization, independent of previously characterized centrosome loss, underlies haploid instability in human cells. Comparative imaging and structure-function analyses demonstrate that the halved absolute dosage of the pericentriolar scaffolding protein Cep192 prevents its centrosomal accumulation to the threshold required for Aurora A–Eg5 axis. Consequently, haploids exhibit innate fragility in centrosome separation and spindle maintenance. Supplementing Cep192 restored spindle bipolarization to diploid levels and, when combined with genetic enhancement of the acentrosomal spindle pathway, profoundly stabilized the haploid state. Moreover, a genome-wide CRISPR-activation screen leveraging the above principle identified novel haploid-stabilizing genes, including the glutamate transporter SLC1A2. Our findings uncover an absolute-dosage scaling limit of mitotic scaffolding in haploids and establish genetic enhancement of spindle fidelity as an effective strategy for engineering stable animal haploid bioresources. Biological sciences/Cell biology/Cell division/Mitotic spindle Biological sciences/Cell biology/Cytoskeleton/Centrosome Biological sciences/Molecular biology/Cell division/Chromosome segregation Full Text Additional Declarations There is NO Competing Interest. 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