Clinical Report: Regulation of Bone and Marrow Microenvironment by Adipoq-Lineage Cells
Overview
This review discusses the critical roles of Adipoq-lineage cells in bone marrow, including their involvement in adipogenesis, osteoclast regulation, and hematopoietic support. It highlights the heterogeneity of these cells.
Background
Understanding the regulation of bone and marrow microenvironment is essential for addressing skeletal and hematopoietic disorders. Adipoq-lineage cells have emerged as significant players in bone metabolism, influencing processes such as osteogenesis and marrow adiposity.
Data Highlights
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Key Findings
Adipoq-lineage cells include all cells that have expressed Adipoq and their descendants.
These cells are involved in marrow adipogenesis, osteoclast regulation, and hematopoietic support.
Single-cell transcriptomics revealed considerable heterogeneity within the Adipoq lineage.
True adipogenic precursors (MALPs) and bipotent adipo-osteoprogenitors (Adipoq+Osx+ cells) were identified.
Adipoq+Osx+ cells participate in the formation of both osteoblasts and adipocytes.
Age-related increases in osteoblast labeling by Adipoq-Cre were observed, indicating potential implications for bone health.
Clinical Implications
The findings provide insights into the roles of Adipoq-lineage cells in skeletal and hematopoietic disorders.
Conclusion
Adipoq-lineage cells play multifaceted roles in the bone marrow microenvironment.
