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The fact that skeletal muscle NST is common among eutherians during periods of torpor and hibernation further supports the theory that this form of thermogenesis is older than BAT NST. This is because early eutherians would not have had the capacity for non-shivering thermogenesis as it currently exists, so they more frequently used torpor and hibernation as means of thermal regulation, relying on systems which, in theory, predate BAT NST.
However, there remains no consensus among evolutionary biologists on the order in which the two processes evolved, nor an exact timeframe for their evolution. Non-shivering thermogenesis is regulated mainly by thyroid hormone and the sympathetic nervous system.
Some hormones, such as norepinephrine and leptin , may stimulate thermogenesis by activating the sympathetic nervous system. Rising insulin levels after eating may be responsible for diet-induced thermogenesis thermic effect of food. Progesterone also increases body temperature.
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This imaging technique can visualize body cooling-induced accumulation of fluorodeoxyglucose FDGa glucose analog, in supraclavicular and paraspinal regions, which harbor fat depots rich in adipocytes expressing UCP1, a marker of brown adipocytes [ 13789697 ].
Therefore, the cooling-induced FDG accumulation has been considered indicative of BAT thermogenesis in human subjects. Of note, cooling-induced FDG accumulation, if found, is generally higher in winter than summer, and the interindividual variation in the FDG accumulation inversely correlates with body mass index and with fat mass of the subjects [ 137896 ].
These findings indicate important physiological roles of BAT in prevention of obesity as well as cold defense in adult humans. Figure 1 shows the current model of the basic central neural circuit mechanism controlling BAT thermogenesis for thermoregulation and fever [ 54 ].
The sympathetic preganglionic neurons that directly control the postganglionic neurons innervating BAT are localized in the intermediolateral cell nucleus IML of the spinal cord. These preganglionic neurons are innervated by sympathetic premotor neurons that are distributed in the rostral medullary raphe region rMR consisting of the rostral raphe pallidus and raphe magnus nuclei [ 5759 ].
These BAT sympathetic premotor neurons express vesicular glutamate transporter 3 VGLUT3a putative marker of glutamatergic neurons [ 57 ] Fig. Predominant populations of VGLUT3-expressing neurons in the rMR innervate BAT and skin blood vessels through their projecting axons synapsing on sympathetic preganglionic neurons in the spinal cord [ 576588 ] Fig.
Many of VGLUT3-expressing neurons in the rMR are activated in response to physiological and pathological thermogenic stimuli given to animals, such as cold exposure, central injection of a pyrogenic mediator, and psychological stress [ 3457 ] Fig. Suppression of activity of neuronal cell bodies in the rMR with local nanoinjections of muscimol, a GABA A receptor agonist widely used as a neuronal inhibitor, completely blocks the induction of BAT thermogenesis by cold exposure, central injection of a pyrogenic mediator, and psychological stress [ 2650586064 ].
On the other hand, stimulation of neurons in the rMR induces BAT thermogenesis [ 38495273 ] and this thermogenic response is blocked by injections of glutamate receptor antagonists into the IML of the spinal cord [ 57 ] Fig. These findings support the view that activation of the rMR-spinal glutamatergic sympathetic premotor transmission is an essential step in the central signaling outflow to drive BAT thermogenesis.
Model of neural circuit controlling BAT thermogenesis for body temperature regulation and fever. In warm environments, an elevation of body core temperature, which is sensed by warm-sensitive neurons in the POA, or cutaneous warm-sensory inputs to the POA lead to activation of GABAergic projection neurons through the local circuit mechanisms in the POA see the main text.
The activated GABAergic neurons projecting from the POA inhibit neurons in the DMH and rMR to suppress BAT thermogenesis. In cold environments, a decrease in body core temperature or cutaneous cool-sensory inputs to the POA lead to inhibition of the GABAergic projection neurons. An action of PGE 2 on EP3 receptors likely expressed in the GABAergic projection neurons also inhibits the activity of these neurons.
The attenuation of the tonic GABAergic inhibition from the POA leads to disinhibition of sympathoexcitatory pathway to drive BAT thermogenesis.
For detail, see the main text. Sympathetic premotor neurons in the rMR that drive BAT thermogenesis in response to thermogenic stimuli. a Expression of Fos browna marker for neuronal activation, in VGLUT3-immunoreactive blue-black neurons in the rat rMR in response to intracerebroventricular injection of saline or PGE 2 or exposure of the animals to 24 °C room temperature or 4 °C cold.
Open and filled arrowheads indicate VGLUT3-immunoreactive neuronal cell bodies that are negative and positive for Fos immunoreactivity, respectively.
Scale bar, 20 μm. b Distribution of VGLUT3- and Fos-immunoreactive neurons in the rat rostroventral medulla. PPy, parapyramidal region; py, pyramidal tract; RMg, raphe magnus nucleus; rRPa, rostral raphe pallidus nucleus.
Scale bar, μm. All values are means ± SEM. d A confocal image in the IML showing that rMR-derived axon fibers containing both enhanced green fluorescent protein EGFP and VGLUT3 are closely associated with dendritic fibers of sympathetic preganglionic neurons immunoreactive for choline acetyltransferase ChAT.
Scale bar, 5 μm. Modified from Nakamura et al. In addition to the principal transmitter role of glutamate in the rMR-spinal thermogenic drive, serotonin has been shown to modulate the glutamatergic synaptic transmission in the spinal cord.
Nanoinjection of glutamate or a glutamate receptor agonist into the spinal IML elicits a rapid thermogenic response in BAT [ 4057 ]. This thermogenic response to glutamate receptor stimulation in the IML is potentiated by a prior injection of serotonin into the same site, although serotonin injection by itself does not elicit rapid BAT thermogenesis [ 40 ].
These findings suggest that serotonin boosts glutamate-evoked subthreshold depolarizations in BAT sympathetic preganglionic neurons to increase their firing probability.
BAT sympathetic premotor neurons in the rMR receive glutamatergic VGLUT2-positive excitatory projections from the dorsomedial hypothalamus DMH consisting of the dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus and dorsal hypothalamic area [ 26 ]. DMH neurons projecting to the rMR cluster near the boundary between the ventral edge of the dorsal hypothalamic area and the dorsal edge of the dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus [ 216780 ].
These rMR-projecting neurons in the DMH are activated by cold exposure, infection, and psychological stress [ 2681]. Mimicking sympathetic physiological responses to cold exposure, infection and psychological stress, selective stimulation of the DMH-rMR monosynaptic pathway with an in vivo optogenetic technique in rats elicits BAT thermogenesis and tachycardic responses, which are both blocked by antagonizing glutamate receptors in the rMR [ 26 ].
Inactivation of neurons in the DMH with muscimol nanoinjections completely blocks BAT thermogenesis evoked by cold exposure, central injection of a pyrogenic mediator, and psychological stress [ 2639606467]. These findings are consistent with the notion that thermogenic command signals activate glutamatergic DMH neurons projecting to the rMR to stimulate the BAT sympathetic premotor drive Fig.
The DMH-rMR thermogenic pathway is likely under a tonic GABAergic control by the preoptic area POAin which the thermoregulatory center is located. Blockade of GABA A receptors in the DMH or transection of descending outputs from the POA elicits robust BAT thermogenesis [ 81077], indicating that the POA provides tonic GABAergic inhibition to the DMH to control the activity level of the excitatory DMH-rMR thermogenic drive to BAT.
The currently proposed model of the thermoregulatory central circuit [ 5154 ] Fig. On the other hand, sensory signals transmitting a demand for heat to the POA, such as cold-sensory signals and pyrogenic signals see beloware thought to decrease the descending inhibition from the POA, resulting in disinhibition of the DMH-rMR thermogenic excitatory drive to BAT [ 5154 ] Fig.
This model has been confirmed by a recent optogenetic experiment: BAT thermogenesis was inhibited by selective stimulation of a predominantly GABAergic transmission to the DMH from a group of POA neurons, which express pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide PACAP and brain-derived neurotrophic factor BDNF and can be activated in response to warm-sensory inputs from the skin [ 92 ].
The POA contains many warm-sensitive neurons, whose firing activity is increased in response to an elevation of local tissue temperature [ 7071 ], and local cooling in the POA elicits BAT thermogenesis [ 23 ].
Because brain temperature changes in parallel to temperature changes in other body core structures including visceral organs, the activity of warm-sensitive neurons in the POA likely reflects the level of body core temperature, which is required information for the core temperature-dependent feedback thermoregulatory mechanism [ 2554 ].
In the feedback mechanism, a warming-induced increase in firing activity of warm-sensitive neurons leads to inhibition of BAT thermogenesis probably through inhibition of DMH neurons Fig.
Consistent with the idea that warm-sensitive POA neurons provide the descending GABAergic inhibition, warm-sensitive neurons identified in primary cultured POA neurons are predominantly GABAergic [ 91 ]. Because neither histological nor genetic marker to identify warm-sensitive POA neurons has been available, the sites of their projections and the molecular mechanism of their thermosensitivity remain unknown.
In addition to monitoring brain temperature, the POA also receives information on skin temperature from cutaneous thermoreceptors, which monitor changes in ambient temperature.
Cutaneous cool-sensory and warm-sensory signals are separately transmitted to the POA through ascending pathways composed of glutamatergic neurons in the spinal dorsal horn and the lateral parabrachial nucleus LPB [ 6163 ] and are likely integrated with the information on brain temperature by impinging on warm-sensitive neurons in the POA [ 5 ].
Cutaneous cool-sensory glutamatergic inputs from the LPB to the POA likely inhibit warm-sensitive neuron activity through activation of GABAergic inhibitory interneurons to stimulate BAT thermogenesis and other cold-defensive responses [ 6264 ], whereas cutaneous warm-sensory glutamatergic inputs to this site could increase warm-sensitive neuron activity through activation of excitatory, potentially glutamatergic, interneurons to inhibit thermogenesis and to increase heat loss [ 54 ] Fig.
Consistent with the idea of glutamatergic POA interneurons inhibiting thermogenesis, optogenetic stimulation of glutamatergic neuronal cell bodies in the POA inhibits BAT thermogenesis [ 84]. The POA is also known as the febrile center, which commands febrile responses including BAT thermogenesis and cutaneous vasoconstriction to increase body temperature during infection or systemic inflammation.
Febrile command signaling from the POA is triggered by an action of prostaglandin E 2 PGE 2 on neurons in the POA. PGE 2which is biosynthesized in brain endothelial cells in response to immune signaling stimulated by infection [ 4599], acts on prostaglandin EP3 receptors expressed in neurons in the POA [ 5556 ] to trigger fever [ 31 ].
Because the EP3 receptor has been shown in cultured cells as a metabotropic receptor coupled to the inhibitory GTP-binding protein, G i [ 72 ], the action of PGE 2 on POA neurons through EP3 receptors likely inhibits their firing activity. EP3 receptor-expressing POA neurons are predominantly GABAergic and project to the DMH and rMR [ 5867 ], and furthermore, these POA neurons innervate BAT through multisynaptic neural pathways [ ].
These findings support the view Fig. However, whether EP3 receptor-expressing POA neurons are warm-sensitive is unknown. The subpopulations of EP3 receptor-expressing POA neurons projecting to the DMH and to the rMR are distinct [ 68 ].
Cooling-induced and febrile BAT thermogenesis requires activation of both DMH and rMR neurons [ 395058606467], whereas the central efferent pathway for cutaneous vasoconstrictor responses to the same stimuli involves rMR neurons, but bypasses the DMH [ 77 ].
Therefore, the subpopulations of EP3 receptor-expressing POA neurons projecting to the DMH and to the rMR might separately regulate BAT thermogenesis and cutaneous vasoconstriction, respectively. There are multiple mechanisms for the brain to sense hunger.
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