Oogenesis
is
influenced
by
multiple
environmental
factors.
In
the
fruit
fly,
Drosophila
melanogaster,
nutrition
and
mating
have
large
impacts
on
an
increase
in
female
germline
stem
cells
(GSCs).
However,
it
unclear
whether
these
two
factors
affect
this
GSC
interdependently.
Here,
we
report
that
dietary
sugars
are
crucial
for
after
mating.
Dietary
glucose
required
mating-induced
release
of
neuropeptide
F
(NPF)
from
enteroendocrine
(EECs),
followed
NPF-mediated
enhancement
niche
signaling.
Unexpectedly,
does
not
directly
act
NPF-positive
EECs.
Rather,
contributes
to
elevation
hemolymph
fructose
generated
through
polyol
pathway.
Elevated
stimulates
fructose-specific
gustatory
receptor,
Gr43a,
EECs,
leading
NPF
secretion.
This
study
demonstrates
circulating
fructose,
derived
sugars,
a
prerequisite
leads
egg
production
In
multicellular
organisms,
endocrine
factors
such
as
hormones
and
cytokines
regulate
development
homoeostasis
through
communication
between
different
organs.
For
understanding
interorgan
communications
factors,
the
fruit
fly
Drosophila
melanogaster
serves
an
excellent
model
system
due
to
conservation
of
essential
systems
flies
mammals
availability
powerful
genetic
tools.
other
insects,
functions
neuropeptides
or
peptide
from
central
nervous
have
been
extensively
studied.
However,
a
series
recent
studies
conducted
in
revealed
that
derived
peripheral
tissues
also
play
critical
roles
regulating
multiple
biological
processes,
including
growth,
metabolism,
reproduction,
behaviour.
Here,
we
summarise
advances
target
organs/tissues
peripherally
describe
how
these
contribute
various
events
communications.
Disease Models & Mechanisms,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
15(3)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2022
ABSTRACT
Whole-body
health
relies
on
complex
inter-organ
signalling
networks
that
enable
organisms
to
adapt
environmental
perturbations
and
changes
in
tissue
homeostasis.
The
intestine
plays
a
major
role
as
centre
by
producing
local
systemic
signals
are
relayed
the
body
maintain
intestinal
organismal
Consequently,
disruption
of
homeostasis
associated
with
diseases
multi-organ
dysfunction.
In
recent
years,
fruit
fly
Drosophila
melanogaster
has
emerged
prime
model
organism
study
tissue-intrinsic
adult
due
its
genetic
tractability
functional
conservation
mammals.
this
Review,
we
highlight
research
contributed
our
understanding
how
interacts
microenvironment
distant
organs.
We
discuss
implications
these
findings
for
whole-body
pathophysiology,
future
studies
might
advance
knowledge
interplay
between
rest
disease.
Oogenesis
is
influenced
by
multiple
environmental
factors.
In
the
fruit
fly,
Drosophila
melanogaster,
nutrition
and
mating
have
large
impacts
on
an
increase
in
female
germline
stem
cells
(GSCs).
However,
it
unclear
whether
these
two
factors
affect
this
GSC
interdependently.
Here,
we
report
that
dietary
sugars
are
crucial
for
after
mating.
Dietary
glucose
required
mating-induced
release
of
neuropeptide
F
(NPF)
from
enteroendocrine
(EECs),
followed
NPF-mediated
enhancement
niche
signaling.
Unexpectedly,
does
not
directly
act
NPF-positive
EECs.
Rather,
contributes
to
elevation
hemolymph
fructose
generated
through
polyol
pathway.
Elevated
stimulates
fructose-specific
gustatory
receptor,
Gr43a,
EECs,
leading
NPF
secretion.
This
study
demonstrates
circulating
fructose,
derived
sugars,
a
prerequisite
leads
egg
production