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| 59055 | SRR11585433 | SRX8152986 | SRS6515536 | SRP257811 | PRJNA627266 | Pancreatic and intestinal endocrine cells share common transcriptomic signatures and gene regulatory networks | GSE149081 | Transcriptome Analysis | Background: Endocrine cells of the digestive system including the pancreatic endocrine cells PECs clustered in the islets of Langerhans and the enteroendocrine cells EECs scattered in the intestinal epithelium play an important role in metabolism. Although EECs and PECs are located in distinct organs they share many features and several common genes control their differentiation. In this study we investigated comprehensively the similarity of EECs and PECs by defining their transcriptomic landscape and comparing the regulatory networks controlled by pax6b a key player in both EECs and PECs. Results: RNA sequencing was performed on EECs and PECs isolated from wild type and pax6b mutant zebrafish. Data mining of wild type zebrafish EEC data confirmed the expression of orthologs for most known mammalian EEC hormones but also revealed the expression of three additional neuropeptide hormones Proenkephalin a Calcitonin a and Adcyap1a not yet reported to be expressed by EECs in any species. Comparison of transcriptomes from EECs PECs and other zebrafish tissues highlights a very close similarity between EECs and PECs with more than 70 % of genes being expressed in both endocrine cell types. Comparison of Pax6b regulated genes in EECs and PECs revealed a significant overlap. pax6b loss of function does not affect the total number of EECs and PECs but instead disrupts the balance between cell subtypes leading to an increase of ghrelin and motilin like expressing cells in both the intestine and pancreas at the expense of other endocrine cells such as beta and delta cells in the pancreas and pyyb expressing cells in the intestine. Finally we show that the homeodomain of Pax6b is dispensable for its action in both EECs and PECs. Conclusion: This study highlights the close relatedness of EECs and PECs at the transcriptomic and regulatory levels supporting the hypothesis of a common phylogenetic origin and underscoring the potential implication of EECs in metabolic diseases such as Type 2 diabetes. Overall design: RNA sequencing of 13 samples. Pancreatic endocrine cell pax6b:GFP + transcriptomic profiles of 27 hpf wild type WT and pax6b / MUT zebrafish embryos were generated in triplicates. Enteroendocrine cell pax6b:GFP + transcriptomic profiles of 4d wild type WT and pax6b / MUT zebrafish emryos were generated in 4 replicates and 3 replicates respectively. | pubmed:32867764;pubmed:35286299 | PEC WT 2 | GSM4490213 | source name:Pancreatic endocrine cells PECs|strain:AB|tissue:Endocrine pancreas|age:27 hpf|genotype:Wild type | PEC WT 2 | Sequences were trimmed in order to remove adaptors and low quality bases Trimmed reads were mapped in to the zebrafish genome GRCz11 using STAR software v.2.5.4b Dobin et al. 2013 and gene expression was measured from the mapped reads by using built in STAR module quantMode GeneCounts. Genome build: GRCz11 release 92 Ensembl Supplementary files format and content: tab delimited text files include raw counts for annotations for each Sample | Pancreatic endocrine cells PECs | The following zebrafish transgenic and mutant lines were used: Tgpax6b:GFPulg515 Delporte et al. 2008b TgBACpdx1:EGFPbns13 Helker et al. 2019 TG 8.5nkx2.2a:GFPia2 Pauls et al. 2007 pax6bsa0086 and pax6bsunrise Verbruggen et al. 2010. | Enteroendocrine cells EECs were isolated by dissecting the gut from about 200 Tgpax6b:GFPulg515 larvae at 4 dpf taking care of not including pancreatic tissue. Cell dissociation was next performed by incubation in HBSS 1x supplemented with 100 U/ml collagenase IV and 0.3 U/ml Dispase Life Technologies for 10 minutes. Cells were washed in HBSS Mg2+ and Ca2+ free containing 1% BSA and GFP expressing EECs were selected by two consecutive FACS purifications the first in the “yield mode” and the second in “the purity mode” using FACS Aria II. Four replicates of EEC containing about 3000 cells were prepared. Pancreatic endocrine cells PECs were also obtained from the Tgpax6b:GFPulg515 line Delporte et al. 2008b by dissecting the dorsal pancreatic bud from about 200 hpf 27 hpf transgenic embryos. FACS selection was performed as described for EECs except that cell dissociation was performed in Tryple Select 1X Gibco supplemented with 100 U/ml collagenase IV Life Technologies for 5 minutes. For the preparations of EECs and PECs from pax6b null mutant embryos the pax6sa0086 line Verbruggen et al. 2010 was first crossed with the Tgpax6b:GFPulg515 line; heterozygous pax6bsa0086 fish harboring the transgene pax6b:GFP were inbred to generate homozygous pax6bsa0086 transgenic embryos which were selected based on the absence or reduction of lens. The isolation of EECs and PECs from pax6bsa0086 homozygous were performed in triplicates following the same procedure than for the wild type larvae. The accuracy of pax6bsa0086 homozygous selection was verified post the RNA seq by checking the presence of the null sa0086 allele in 100% of pax6b reads in the mutant samples. Each EEC or PEC sample obtained post FACS was directly pelleted by centrifugation and resuspended in 3.5 µl of reaction buffer lysed by freezing in liquid nitrogen and stored at 80°C according the the Smart seq2 protocol Picelli et al. 2014. cDNA was synthesised and amplified by a 13 cycles PCR reaction. Quality of cDNA was verified by 2100 High Sensitivity DNA assay Agilent technologies. 1 ng cDNA was used for preparing each cDNA library using Nextera XT kit Illumina and sequenced on Hi seq 2000 to obtain around 60 millions of reads 100 base paired ends. | Zebrafish Danio rerio were raised according to standard protocols and staged according to Kimmel Kimmel et al. 1995. | strain:AB|tissue:Endocrine pancreas|age:27 hpf|genotype:Wild type | GSM4490213 | GSM4490213: PEC WT 2; Danio rerio; RNA Seq | GSM4490213 | 1 | Enteroendocrine cells EECs were isolated by dissecting the gut from about 200 Tgpax6b:GFPulg515 larvae at 4 dpf taking care of not including pancreatic tissue. Cell dissociation was next performed by incubation in HBSS 1x supplemented with 100 U/ml collagenase IV and 0.3 U/ml Dispase Life Technologies for 10 minutes. Cells were washed in HBSS Mg2+ and Ca2+ free containing 1% BSA and GFP expressing EECs were selected by two consecutive FACS purifications the first in the “yield mode” and the second in “the purity mode” using FACS Aria II. Four replicates of EEC containing about 3000 cells were prepared. Pancreatic endocrine cells PECs were also obtained from the Tgpax6b:GFPulg515 line Delporte et al. 2008b by dissecting the dorsal pancreatic bud from about 200 hpf 27 hpf transgenic embryos. FACS selection was performed as described for EECs except that cell dissociation was performed in Tryple Select 1X Gibco supplemented with 100 U/ml collagenase IV Life Technologies for 5 minutes. For the preparations of EECs and PECs from pax6b null mutant embryos the pax6sa0086 line Verbruggen et al. 2010 was first crossed with the Tgpax6b:GFPulg515 line; heterozygous pax6bsa0086 fish harboring the transgene pax6b:GFP were inbred to generate homozygous pax6bsa0086 transgenic embryos which were selected based on the absence or reduction of lens. The isolation of EECs and PECs from pax6bsa0086 homozygous were performed in triplicates following the same procedure than for the wild type larvae. The accuracy of pax6bsa0086 homozygous selection was verified post the RNA seq by checking the presence of the null sa0086 allele in 100% of pax6b reads in the mutant samples. Each EEC or PEC sample obtained post FACS was directly pelleted by centrifugation and resuspended in 3.5 µl of reaction buffer lysed by freezing in liquid nitrogen and stored at 80°C according the the Smart seq2 protocol Picelli et al. 2014. cDNA was synthesised and amplified by a 13 cycles PCR reaction. Quality of cDNA was verified by 2100 High Sensitivity DNA assay Agilent technologies. 1 ng cDNA was used for preparing each cDNA library using Nextera XT kit Illumina and sequenced on Hi seq 2000 to obtain around 60 millions of reads 100 base paired ends. | GEO Accession:GSM4490213 | RNA-Seq | TRANSCRIPTOMIC | cDNA | PAIRED | ILLUMINA | Illumina HiSeq 2000 | SRP257811 | NGS14-B808_G_TCCTGAGC_L008_R1_001.fastq.gz NGS14-B808_G_TCCTGAGC_L008_R2_001.fastq.gz | fastq fastq | 10503079890.0 | 51995445.0 | GSM4490213 r1 | 0:101 1:101 | A:2976843650;C:2276866070;G:2085770808;T:3145487654;N:18111708 | 101 | 101 | 2976843650 | 2276866070 | 2085770808 | 3145487654 | 18111708 | SRX8152986 | SRS6515536 | SRA1067841 | GEO | GIGA, University of Liège | 2 | 0.86353 | 0.86275 | 0.20842 | 0.20846 | 0.77684 | 0.778 | 0.58056 | 0.58259 | 101 | 101 | B | B | biological fallback assumption | illumina | hiseq_era | unknown | cdna_unspecified | nextera | sc | single_cell_plate | smartseq | Belgium | 2020-04-21 | Pharyngula | Embryo | Pancreas | Endocrine System |