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Tracking adipose-tissue Treg provenance, dependencies, and activities via T cell receptor transgenic mice


ABSTRACT: Regulatory T (Treg) cells located within parenchymal tissues safeguard tissue homeostasis. A paradigmatic "tissue-Treg" population is that found in visceral-adipose tissue (VAT) of male mice. VAT-Treg cells have a unique transcriptome, are clonally expanded, and promote metabolic health through effects on local immunocytes and adipocytes. Because of their rarity and inaccessibility, cardinal questions such as what factors control their accumulation in fat and when/where/how do they adopt their distinctive phenotype remained unanswered. We addressed these issues using VAT- Treg T-cell-receptor (TCR) transgenic mice. Accumulation of VAT-Tregs was driven by combined effects of TCR specificity, Foxp3 expression, and a cell-intrinsic response to interleukin-33. Their characteristic phenotype emerged in two stages: a minority of splenic Treg cells weakly up-regulated a slice of the VAT-Treg transcriptional signature, reflecting cell activation, but the definitive phenotype, arming cells for fat survival, was manifest only in VAT. This deeper understanding of tissue-Treg generation should facilitate precision-targeting strategies.

ORGANISM(S): Mus musculus

PROVIDER: GSE113412 | GEO | 2018/06/08

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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