Tissue-Specific Progenitor and Stem Cells Functional Plasticity of Adipose-Derived Stromal Cells During Development of Obesity
Tissue-Specific Progenitor and Stem Cells Functional Plasticity of Adipose-Derived Stromal Cells During Development of Obesity
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2016
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Xiang-yang Zhu;A. Eirin;J. Woollard;L. Hickson;Dong Sun;A. Lerman;Lilach O. LERMANa
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Xiang-yang Zhu;A. Eirin;J. Woollard;L. Hickson;Dong Sun;A. Lerman;Lilach O. LERMANa
Obesity isamajor risk factor foranumberofchronicdiseases, includingdiabetes, cardiovasculardiseases, and cancer. Expansion of the adiposemass requires adipocyte precursor cells that originate frommultipotent adipose-derived stromal cells (ASCs), which in turn also participate in repair activities. ASC function might decline in a disease milieu, but it remains unclear whether ASC function varies during the development of obesity.We tested the hypothesis thatmicroenvironmental inflammatory changes during development of metabolic disorders in obesity affect ASC function. Domestic pigs were fed with an atherogenic (n = 7) or normal (n = 7) diet for 16weeks. Abdominal adipose tissue biopsieswere collected after 8, 12, and 16 weeks of diet for ASC isolation and immunohistochemistry of in situ ASCs and tumor necrosis factor-a (TNF-a). Longitudinal changes in proliferation, differentiation, and anti-inflammatory functions of ASCs were assessed. At 16 weeks, upregulated TNF-a expression in adipose tissue from obese pigs was accompanied by increased numbers of adipocyte progenitors (CD24/CD34) in adipose tissue and enlarged adipocyte size. In vitro, ASCs from obese pigs showed enhanced adipogenic and osteogenic propensity,whichwas abolishedbyanti-TNF-a treatment,whereas leanASCs treatedwith TNF-a showedenhancedadipogenesis.Furthermore,obeseASCsshowedincreasedsenescencecompared with lean ASCs, whereas their immunomodulatory capacity was preserved. Adipose tissue inflammation promotes an increase in resident adipocyte progenitors and upregulated TNF-a enhances ASC adipogenesis. Thus, adipose tissue anti-inflammatory strategiesmight be anovel target to attenuate obesity and its complications. STEM CELLS TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE 2016;5:893–900