Molecular metabolism · 2017
Heterogeneity of hypothalamic pro-opiomelanocortin-expressing neurons revealed by single-cell RNA sequencing.
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Lam Brian Y H, Cimino Irene, Polex-Wolf Joseph, Nicole Kohnke Sara, Rimmington Debra, Iyemere Valentine, Heeley Nicholas, Cossetti Chiara, Schulte Reiner, Saraiva Luis R, Logan Darren W, Blouet Clemence, O'Rahilly Stephen, Coll Anthony P, Yeo Giles S H
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OBJECTIVE: Arcuate proopiomelanocortin (POMC) neurons are critical nodes in the control of body weight. Often characterized simply as direct targets for leptin, recent data suggest a more complex architecture.
METHODS: Using single cell RNA sequencing, we have generated an atlas of gene expression in murine POMC neurons.
RESULTS: Of 163 neurons, 118 expressed high levels of Pomc with little/no Agrp expression and were considered "canonical" POMC neurons (P+). The other 45/163 expressed low levels of Pomc and high levels of Agrp (A+P+). Unbiased clustering analysis of P+ neurons revealed four different classes, each with distinct cell surface receptor gene expression profiles. Further, only 12% (14/118) of P+ neurons expressed the leptin receptor (Lepr) compared with 58% (26/45) of A+P+ neurons. In contrast, the insulin receptor (Insr) was expressed at similar frequency on P+ and A+P+ neurons (64% and 55%, respectively).
CONCLUSION: These data reveal arcuate POMC neurons to be a highly heterogeneous population. Accession Numbers: GSE92707.
METHODS: Using single cell RNA sequencing, we have generated an atlas of gene expression in murine POMC neurons.
RESULTS: Of 163 neurons, 118 expressed high levels of Pomc with little/no Agrp expression and were considered "canonical" POMC neurons (P+). The other 45/163 expressed low levels of Pomc and high levels of Agrp (A+P+). Unbiased clustering analysis of P+ neurons revealed four different classes, each with distinct cell surface receptor gene expression profiles. Further, only 12% (14/118) of P+ neurons expressed the leptin receptor (Lepr) compared with 58% (26/45) of A+P+ neurons. In contrast, the insulin receptor (Insr) was expressed at similar frequency on P+ and A+P+ neurons (64% and 55%, respectively).
CONCLUSION: These data reveal arcuate POMC neurons to be a highly heterogeneous population. Accession Numbers: GSE92707.