Molecular signatures of mouse TRPV1-lineage neurons revealed by RNA-Seq transcriptome analysis.
Molecular signatures of mouse TRPV1-lineage neurons revealed by RNA-Seq transcriptome analysis.
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10.1016/j.jpain.2014.09.010
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2014-12
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Iadarola MJ
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Goswami SC;Mishra SK;Maric D;Kaszas K;Gonnella GL;Clokie SJ;Kominsky HD;Gross JR;Keller JM;Mannes AJ;Hoon MA;Iadarola MJ
Disorders of pain neural systems are frequently chronic and, when recalcitrant to treatment, can severely degrade the quality of life. The pain pathway begins with sensory neurons in dorsal root or trigeminal ganglia and the neuronal subpopulations that express the TRPV1 ion channel transduce sensations of painful heat and inflammation, and play a fundamental role in clinical pain arising from cancer and arthritis. In the present study we elucidate the complete transcriptomes of neurons from the TRPV1 lineage and a non-TRPV1 neuro-glial population in sensory ganglia through the combined application of next-gen deep RNA-Seq, genetic neuronal labeling with fluorescence-activated cell sorting, or neuron-selective chemoablation. RNA-Seq accurately quantitates gene expression, a difficult parameter to determine with most other methods especially for very low and very high expressed genes. Differentially expressed genes are present at every level of cellular function from the nucleus to the plasma membrane. We identified many ligand receptor pairs in the TRPV1 population suggesting that autonomous presynaptic regulation maybe a major regulatory mechanism in nociceptive neurons. The data define, in a quantitative, cell population specific fashion, the molecular signature of a distinct and clinically important group of pain-sensing neurons and provide an overall framework for understanding the transcriptome of TRPV1 nociceptive neurons.