Dorsal vagal complex and hypothalamic glia differentially respond to leptin and energy balance dysregulation.
Dorsal vagal complex and hypothalamic glia differentially respond to leptin and energy balance dysregulation.
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背侧迷走神经复合体和下丘脑神经胶质细胞对瘦素和能量平衡失调的反应不同。
DOI:
10.1038/s41398-020-0767-0
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
6.8
通讯作者:
Hayes,MatthewR
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作者:
Stein,LaurenM;Lhamo,Rinzin;Cao,Anh;Workinger,Jayme;Tinsley,Ian;Doyle,RobertP;Grill,HarveyJ;Hermann,GerlindaE;Rogers,RichardC;Hayes,MatthewR
Previous studies identify a role for hypothalamic glia in energy balance regulation; however, a narrow hypothalamic focus provides an incomplete understanding of how glia throughout the brain respond to and regulate energy homeostasis. We examined the responses of glia in the dorsal vagal complex (DVC) to the adipokine leptin and high fat diet-induced obesity. DVC astrocytes functionally express the leptin receptor; in vivo pharmacological studies suggest that DVC astrocytes partly mediate the anorectic effects of leptin in lean but not diet-induced obese rats. Ex vivo calcium imaging indicated that these changes were related to a lower proportion of leptin-responsive cells in the DVC of obese versus lean animals. Finally, we investigated DVC microglia and astroglia responses to leptin and energy balance dysregulation in vivo: obesity decreased DVC astrogliosis, whereas the absence of leptin signaling in Zucker rats was associated with extensive astrogliosis in the DVC and decreased hypothalamic micro- and astrogliosis. These data uncover a novel functional heterogeneity of astrocytes in different brain nuclei of relevance to leptin signaling and energy balance regulation.