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  • Investigating stem and progenitor cell fate restriction is crucial for understanding regeneration.
  • Recent computational models for human hematopoietic stem cells offer new approaches.

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  • To propose a new model for planarian stem and progenitor cell fate restriction.
  • To describe a "Continuum of LOw-primed UnDifferentiated Planarian Stem/Progenitor Cells" (CLOUD-PSPCs).
  • To highlight the potential therapeutic implications of PBR in planarians for human regenerative medicine.

Main Methods:

  • Review of recent findings on planarian stem cells.
  • Application of computational approaches based on single-cell functional and molecular profiling.
  • Analysis of in vivo and ex vivo data to build a cloud model of fate restriction likelihood.

Main Results:

  • Planarian stem cells may acquire multiple lineage biases, forming a "badlands" landscape.
  • The proposed CLOUD-PSPCs model suggests cell potency exists as a cloud of likelihood, not a discrete hierarchy.
  • Single-cell transcriptomics data support the concept of neoblast/progenitor cell subclasses as likelihood clouds.

Conclusions:

  • The CLOUD-PSPCs model offers a new perspective on planarian stem cell behavior.
  • Further development of tools, such as live cell tracking, is needed to validate the CLOUD-PSPCs model.
  • Understanding PBR in planarians holds promise for advancing human regenerative therapies.