Fig. 5: mGluR regulates the secretion of NPF from EECs. | Nature Communications

Fig. 5: mGluR regulates the secretion of NPF from EECs.

From: Dietary L-Glu sensing by enteroendocrine cells adjusts food intake via modulating gut PYY/NPF secretion

Fig. 5

a Food intake of flies depleted for different glutamate receptors in EECs under 1% L-Glu feeding condition. Red-dash line box indicates the two mGluRRNAi lines that significantly decreased the food intake. b Under 1% L-Glu feeding condition, representative heatmap records of GCaMP intensity of 10 individual EECs in control and tap1.3-B-Gal4>mGluRRNAi flies within 10 min. c Representative images of pANF-EMD staining in EECs of control and tap1.3-B-Gal4>mGluRRNAi flies under 1% L-Glu feeding condition. d Representative images of NPF staining in EECs of control and tap1.3-B-Gal4>mGluRRNAi flies under 1% L-Glu feeding condition. eg Quantification of calcium peaks e, pANF-EMD f and NPF g staining in EECs of control and tap1.3-B-Gal4>mGluRRNAi flies under 1% L-Glu feeding condition. n = 30 f and =75 g. Data are represented as mean ± SD. Significance was determined using two-sided unpaired t-test (a, eg). n, number of groups performed for quantification of food intake (5 flies in each group) a, or number of EECs eg. Source data are provided as a Source Data file. Scale bars, 20 μm.

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