RXRα Regulates the Development of Resident Tissue Macrophages.
RXRα Regulates the Development of Resident Tissue Macrophages.
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10.4049/immunohorizons.2200019
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2022-06-22
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Jain, Nitya
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Philpott, Jordan;Kazimierczyk, Simon;Korgaonkar, Parimal;Bordt, Evan;Zois, Jaclyn;Vasudevan, Chithirachelvi;Meng, Di;Bhatia, Ishan;Lu, Naifang;Jimena, Brittany;Porter, Caryn;Cherayil, Bobby J;Jain, Nitya
Resident tissue macrophages (RTMs) develop from distinct waves of embryonic progenitor cells that seed tissues before birth. Tissue-specific signals drive a differentiation program that leads to the functional specialization of RTM subsets. Genetic programs that regulate the development of RTMs are incompletely understood, as are the mechanisms that enable their maintenance in adulthood. In this study, we show that the ligand-activated nuclear hormone receptor, retinoid X receptor (RXR)α, is a key regulator of murine RTM development. Deletion of RXRα in hematopoietic precursors severely curtailed RTM populations in adult tissues, including the spleen, peritoneal cavity, lung, and liver. The deficiency could be traced to the embryonic period, and mice lacking RXRα in hematopoietic lineages had greatly reduced numbers of yolk sac and fetal liver macrophages, a paucity that persisted into the immediate postnatal period.