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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Immunol Rev. 2020 Apr 1;295(1):101–113. doi: 10.1111/imr.12853

Table 1.

Populations of adipose tissue macrophages identified by single cell RNA sequencing

Citation Mouse or Human Populations Function/ Role Obesity Phenotype Associated genes/ Other info
37 Both Cd11b+Ly6c+ monocyte derived cells Increased
CD11b+Ly6C−F480+ CD64+ CD9− interstitially spaced, vascular development/organization No difference
CD11b+Ly6C−F480+ CD64+ CD9+ surrounding CLS, lipid metabolism Increased -Lpl, Plin2, CD63, ACp5, Ctss, Lamp2, Lipa, IL1ra, IL18, Tnf, Ccl2
39 Mouse Lyve lo MHCII hi nerve associated macs Unknown
Lyve hi MHC II lo vascular associated macs Unknown
38 Mouse “Mon1” Decreased -Retnla, Fn1
“Mon2” Decreased -Plac8, Clec4e
“Mac1” Decreased -Retnla, Lyve1, CD209f, Cd163 -associated with perivascular macrophages from Chakarov 2019 [ref 39]
“Mac 2” surrounding CLS Increased -Nche1, Cd9
“Mac 3” surrounding CLS, lipid metabolism/ phagocytosis (LAMs) Increased -Nche1, Cd9, Spp1, Trem2, Lipa, Lpl, Ctsb, Ctsl, Fabp5, Fabp5, Lgals1/3, Cd36 -associated with CD9+ from Hill 2018 [ref 37] -KO Trem2 increased weight, body fat, glucose intolerance, insulin, cholesterol, LDL