Clinical Nutrition,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
43(6), С. 1270 - 1277
Опубликована: Апрель 12, 2024
Risky
decision
making
is
shaped
by
individual
psychological
and
metabolic
state.
Individuals
with
obesity
show
not
only
altered
risk
behavior,
but
also
abnormalities.
The
aim
of
the
present
study
was
to
investigate
whether
a
substantial
weight
loss
in
individuals
severe
will
1)
normalize
their
state
2)
change
pattern
guidance.
Cell Reports,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
42(9), С. 113058 - 113058
Опубликована: Авг. 31, 2023
Neuropeptides
and
peptide
hormones
are
ancient,
widespread
signaling
molecules
that
underpin
almost
all
brain
functions.
They
constitute
a
broad
ligand-receptor
network,
mainly
by
binding
to
G
protein-coupled
receptors
(GPCRs).
However,
the
organization
of
peptidergic
network
roles
many
peptides
remain
elusive,
as
our
insight
into
peptide-receptor
interactions
is
limited
GPCRs
still
orphan
receptors.
Here
we
report
genome-wide
peptide-GPCR
interaction
map
in
Caenorhabditis
elegans.
By
reverse
pharmacology
screening
over
55,384
possible
interactions,
identify
461
cognate
couples
uncover
with
specific
complex
combinatorial
encoded
across
within
single
genes.
These
provide
insights
functions
evolution.
Combining
dataset
phylogenetic
analysis
supports
co-evolution
conservation
at
least
14
bilaterian
systems
C.
This
resource
lays
foundation
for
system-wide
network.
Cell Research,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
33(6), С. 434 - 447
Опубликована: Апрель 13, 2023
Abstract
Obesity
imposes
a
global
health
threat
and
calls
for
safe
effective
therapeutic
options.
Here,
we
found
that
protein-rich
diet
significantly
reduced
body
fat
storage
in
fruit
flies,
which
was
largely
attributed
to
dietary
cysteine
intake.
Mechanistically,
increased
the
production
of
neuropeptide
FMRFamide
(FMRFa).
Enhanced
FMRFa
activity
simultaneously
promoted
energy
expenditure
suppressed
food
intake
through
its
cognate
receptor
(FMRFaR),
both
contributing
loss
effect.
In
body,
signaling
lipolysis
by
increasing
PKA
lipase
activity.
sweet-sensing
gustatory
neurons,
appetitive
perception
hence
We
also
demonstrated
worked
similar
way
mice
via
FF
(NPFF)
signaling,
mammalian
RFamide
peptide.
addition,
or
FMRFa/NPFF
administration
provided
protective
effect
against
metabolic
stress
flies
without
behavioral
abnormalities.
Therefore,
our
study
reveals
novel
target
development
therapies
obesity
related
diseases.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 13, 2023
The
circadian
clock
and
its
output
pathways
play
a
pivotal
role
in
optimizing
daily
processes.
To
obtain
novel
insights
into
how
diverse
rhythmic
physiology
behaviors
are
orchestrated,
we
have
generated
the
first
comprehensive
connectivity
map
of
an
animal
using
Drosophila
FlyWire
brain
connectome.
Intriguingly,
identified
additional
dorsal
neurons,
thus
showing
that
network
contains
∼240
instead
150
neurons.
We
also
revealed
extensive
contralateral
synaptic
within
discovered
indirect
light
input
to
Interestingly,
observed
sparse
monosynaptic
between
neurons
down-stream
higher-order
centers
neurosecretory
cells
known
regulate
behavior
physiology.
Therefore,
integrated
single-cell
transcriptomics
receptor
mapping
decipher
putative
paracrine
peptidergic
signaling
by
Our
analyses
neuropeptides
expressed
suggest
significantly
enriches
interconnectivity
network.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Дек. 5, 2024
Abstract
The
circadian
clock
and
its
output
pathways
play
a
pivotal
role
in
optimizing
daily
processes.
To
obtain
insights
into
how
diverse
rhythmic
physiology
behaviors
are
orchestrated,
we
have
generated
comprehensive
connectivity
map
of
an
animal
using
the
Drosophila
FlyWire
brain
connectome.
Intriguingly,
identified
additional
dorsal
neurons,
thus
showing
that
network
contains
~240
instead
150
neurons.
We
revealed
extensive
contralateral
synaptic
within
discovered
novel
indirect
light
input
to
also
elucidated
via
which
modulates
descending
neurons
known
regulate
feeding
reproductive
behaviors.
Interestingly,
observed
sparse
monosynaptic
between
downstream
higher-order
centers
neurosecretory
cells
behavior
physiology.
Therefore,
integrated
single-cell
transcriptomics
receptor
mapping
decipher
putative
paracrine
peptidergic
signaling
by
Our
analyses
neuropeptides
expressed
suggest
significantly
enriches
interconnectivity
network.
Insulin
plays
a
critical
role
in
maintaining
metabolic
homeostasis.
Since
demands
are
highly
dynamic,
insulin
release
needs
to
be
constantly
adjusted.
These
adjustments
mediated
by
different
pathways,
most
prominently
the
blood
glucose
level,
but
also
feedforward
signals
from
motor
circuits
and
neuromodulatory
systems.
Here,
we
analyze
how
inputs
control
activity
of
main
source
Drosophila
–
population
Insulin-Producing
Cells
(IPCs)
located
brain.
IPCs
functionally
analogous
mammalian
pancreatic
beta
cells,
their
location
makes
them
accessible
for
vivo
recordings
intact
animals.
We
characterized
functional
using
single-nucleus
RNA
sequencing
analysis,
anatomical
receptor
expression
mapping,
connectomics,
an
optogenetics-based
‘intrinsic
pharmacology’
approach.
Our
results
show
that
IPC
expresses
variety
receptors
neuromodulators
classical
neurotransmitters.
Interestingly,
exhibit
heterogeneous
profiles,
suggesting
can
modulated
differentially.
This
is
supported
electrophysiological
IPCs,
which
performed
while
activating
populations
modulatory
neurons.
analysis
revealed
some
have
effects
on
activity,
such
they
inhibit
one
subset
exciting
another.
Monitoring
calcium
across
uncovered
these
responses
occur
simultaneously.
Certain
shifted
towards
excited
state,
others
it
inhibition.
Taken
together,
provide
comprehensive,
multi-level
neuromodulation
insulinergic
system
.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июль 29, 2023
Abstract
Brains
comprise
complex
networks
of
neurons
and
connections.
Network
analysis
applied
to
the
wiring
diagrams
brains
can
offer
insights
into
how
support
computations
regulate
information
flow.
The
completion
first
whole-brain
connectome
an
adult
Drosophila
,
largest
date,
containing
130,000
millions
connections,
offers
unprecedented
opportunity
analyze
its
network
properties
topological
features.
To
gain
local
connectivity,
we
computed
prevalence
two-
three-node
motifs,
examined
their
strengths
neurotransmitter
compositions,
compared
these
metrics
with
other
animals.
We
discovered
that
fly
brain
displays
rich
club
organization,
a
large
population
(30%
percent
connectome)
highly
connected
neurons.
identified
subsets
may
serve
as
integrators
or
broadcasters
signals.
Finally,
subnetworks
based
on
78
anatomically
defined
regions
neuropils.
These
data
products
are
shared
within
FlyWire
Codex
will
foundation
for
models
experiments
exploring
relationship
between
neural
activity
anatomical
structure.
Insulin
plays
a
critical
role
in
maintaining
metabolic
homeostasis.
Since
demands
are
highly
dynamic,
insulin
release
needs
to
be
constantly
adjusted.
These
adjustments
mediated
by
different
pathways,
most
prominently
the
blood
glucose
level,
but
also
feedforward
signals
from
motor
circuits
and
neuromodulatory
systems.
Here,
we
analyze
how
inputs
control
activity
of
main
source
Drosophila
–
population
Insulin-Producing
Cells
(IPCs)
located
brain.
IPCs
functionally
analogous
mammalian
pancreatic
beta
cells,
their
location
makes
them
accessible
for
vivo
recordings
intact
animals.
We
characterized
functional
using
single-nucleus
RNA
sequencing
analysis,
anatomical
receptor
expression
mapping,
connectomics,
an
optogenetics-based
‘in-trinsic
pharmacology’
approach.
Our
results
show
that
IPC
expresses
variety
receptors
neuromodulators
classical
neurotransmitters.
Interestingly,
exhibit
heterogeneous
profiles,
suggesting
can
modulated
differentially.
This
is
supported
electrophysiological
IPCs,
which
performed
while
activating
populations
modulatory
neurons.
analysis
revealed
some
have
effects
on
activity,
such
they
inhibit
one
subset
exciting
another.
Monitoring
calcium
across
uncovered
these
responses
occur
simultaneously.
Certain
shifted
towards
excited
state,
others
it
inhibition.
Taken
together,
provide
comprehensive,
multi-level
neuromodulation
insulinergic
system
.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 29, 2024
Abstract
Hormones
mediate
inter-organ
signaling
which
is
crucial
in
orchestrating
diverse
behaviors
and
physiological
processes
including
sleep
activity,
feeding,
growth,
metabolism
reproduction.
The
pars
intercerebralis
lateralis
insects
represent
major
hubs
contain
neurosecretory
cells
(NSC)
that
produce
various
hormones.
To
obtain
insight
into
how
hormonal
regulated,
we
have
characterized
the
synaptic
connectome
of
NSC
adult
Drosophila
brain.
Identification
neurons
providing
inputs
to
multiple
subtypes
implicates
diuretic
hormone
44-expressing
as
a
coordinator
physiology
behavior.
Surprisingly,
despite
most
having
dendrites
subesophageal
zone
(primary
taste
processing
center),
gustatory
are
largely
indirect.
We
also
deciphered
pathways
via
olfactory
relayed
NSC.
Further,
our
analyses
revealed
substantial
from
descending
NSC,
suggesting
regulate
both
endocrine
motor
output
synchronize
changes
with
appropriate
behaviors.
In
contrast
inputs,
sparse
mostly
mediated
by
corazonin
Therefore,
additionally
determine
putative
paracrine
interconnectivity
between
peripheral
tissues
analyzing
single-cell
transcriptomic
datasets.
Our
comprehensive
characterization
network
provides
platform
understand
complex
networks
they
orchestrate
animal
physiology.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2022
Summary
Neuropeptides
are
ancient,
widespread
signaling
molecules
that
underpin
almost
all
brain
functions.
They
constitute
a
broad
ligand-receptor
network,
mainly
by
binding
to
G
protein-coupled
receptors
(GPCRs).
However,
the
organization
of
peptidergic
network
and
roles
many
neuropeptides
remain
elusive,
as
our
insight
into
neuropeptide-receptor
interactions
is
limited
peptide
GPCRs
in
animal
models
humans
still
orphan
receptors.
Here
we
report
genome-wide
neuropeptide-GPCR
interaction
map
C.
elegans
.
By
reverse
pharmacology
screening
over
55,384
possible
interactions,
identify
461
cognate
peptide-GPCR
couples
uncover
with
specific
complex
combinatorial
encoded
across
within
single
genes.
These
provide
insights
neuropeptide
functions
evolution.
Combining
dataset
phylogenetic
analysis
supports
peptide-receptor
co-evolution
conservation
at
least
14
bilaterian
systems
This
resource
lays
foundation
for
system-wide
network.
Highlights
System-wide
deorphanizes
68
Discovery
pairs
additional
ligands
characterized
show
receptor
Peptide-GPCR
support
long-range
expansion
Consumption
of
food
and
water
is
tightly
regulated
by
the
nervous
system
to
maintain
internal
nutrient
homeostasis.
Although
generally
considered
independently,
interactions
between
hunger
thirst
drives
are
important
coordinate
competing
needs.
In
Drosophila
,
four
neurons
called
interoceptive
subesophageal
zone
(ISNs)
respond
intrinsic
signals
oppositely
regulate
sucrose
ingestion.
Here,
we
investigate
neural
circuit
downstream
ISNs
examine
how
ingestion
based
on
Utilizing
recently
available
fly
brain
connectome,
find
that
synapse
with
a
novel
cell-type
bilateral
T-shaped
neuron
(BiT)
projects
neuroendocrine
centers.
vivo
manipulations
revealed
BiT
regulates
sugar
Neuroendocrine
cells
include
several
peptide-releasing
peptide-sensing
neurons,
including
insulin
producing
(IPCs),
crustacean
cardioactive
peptide
(CCAP)
CCHamide-2
receptor
isoform
RA
(CCHa2R-RA)
neurons.
These
contribute
differentially
water,
IPCs
CCAP
regulating
ingestion,
CCHa2R-RA
modulating
only
Thus,
decision
consume
or
occurs
via
regulation
broad
peptidergic
network
integrates
nutritional
state
generate
nutrient-specific