Tanycytes Regulate Lipid Homeostasis by Sensing Free Fatty Acids and Signaling to Key Hypothalamic Neuronal Populations via FGF21 Secretion

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Abstract

In obesity, the increased levels of circulating lipids induce metabolic dysfunction. Thus, it is essential to determine the mechanisms behind fat storage. Here, Geller et al. demonstrate that brain-specific glial cells, the tanycytes, sense circulating lipid levels to regulate body fat storage via the production of Fgf21.

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Geller, S., Arribat, Y., Netzahualcoyotzi, C., Lagarrigue, S., Carneiro, L., Zhang, L., … Pellerin, L. (2019). Tanycytes Regulate Lipid Homeostasis by Sensing Free Fatty Acids and Signaling to Key Hypothalamic Neuronal Populations via FGF21 Secretion. Cell Metabolism, 30(4), 833-844.e7. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cmet.2019.08.004

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