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European Journal of Endocrinology -18-0847 of time ( overshortandprolonged periods stability isobserved constant aroundaset-operatingpoint( is underhomeostaticcontrol,maintainedrelatively mechanisms underlyingpotentialtreatmentsforweight-relatedproblemsinhumans. further studiesarerequiredtounravelthephysiology,pathophysiologyandneurobehavioral network. Itiscriticaltostudythesesystemsforthetreatmentoftypicalobesity.Althoughprogresshasbeenmade, the reward,attention,memoryandemotionsystemsareinvolved,participatinginacomplexcentralnervoussystem evidence suggeststhatregulationofeatingbehaviorinhumansisnotlimitedtohomeostaticmechanismsand that treatment forcongenitalleptindeficiencyandstatesofacquiredsuchaslipodystrophy.Current states. Whileleptinreplacementtherapyfailstoprovidesubstantialbenefitincommonobesity,itisaneffective andneuroendocrineresponseinstatesofleptindeficiencytoalesserextenthyperleptinemic Fluctuating leptinlevelsprovidemolecularsignalstothebrainregardingavailableenergyreservesmodulating energy ,revealingadiposetissueasanendocrinesystemthatregulatesappetiteandbodyweight. The discoveryofleptin,anadipocyte-secretedhormone,setthestageforunravelingmechanismsdictating Abstract Beth IsraelDeaconessMedicalCenter/HarvardSchool,Boston,Massachusetts,USA 1 Aimilia Eirini Papathanasiou inhumans function, energyhomeostasisand Novel pathwaysregulatingneuroendocrine GEOFFREY HARRISPRIZELECTURE2018 Department ofPediatricNewbornMedicine,BrighamandWomen’sHospital/Harvard MedicalSchooland https://doi.org/ https://eje.bioscientifica.com Review currently inPhaseIIIclinical trials. the physiologyanddevelop astherapeuticsleptinandothermedications,including CHRS-131, translational workonleptin, adiponectinandotherkeymoleculesinhumanshashelped elucidate 71,000 citationsinGoogle Scholar, PhDs.His and hasreceivedseveralawardsandhonorary novel compoundsandhaspublishedextensivelyinthe fieldofmetabolismwithmorethan SchoolofPublicHealth.Hehasstudiedphysiologyanddeveloped asaProfessoratHarvard served Medical Schoolandthe Boston UniversitySchoolof andhasconcurrently atHarvard Human NutritionatBethIsraelDeaconessMedicalCenter. asProfessorofMedicine Heserves Dr Mantzoros Invited Author’s profile Under stableenvironmentalconditions,bodyweight 2 ). The energy homeostatic system is a complex 10.1530/EJE istheChiefofEndocrinologyatVA BostonHealthcareSystemandChief of -18-0847 2 © 1 2019EuropeanSociety ofEndocrinology , Eric Nolen-Doerr others A EPapathanasiouand 1 Printed inGreatBritain ). Thisweight 2 , Olivia M Farr ( complicated inhumansthanrodentsorotheranimals either energy abundance or deficit and is much more integrating peripheralmetabolicfeedbacksignalsof system(CNS)circuitry actively array ofcentralnervous metabolism Energy homeostasisand 1 Published byBioscientifica Ltd. ). Accordingtothesesignals,adaptivechanges 2 and Christos SMantzoros 2 Division ofEndocrinology, Downloaded fromBioscientifica.com at10/03/202104:01:00AM

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Women withchronic hypoleptinemia decline inleptinlevels,whichisamendableto develop hypothalamicamenorrhearelatedtoasevere Women experiencingchronicenergydeprivation may restores to baseline with leptin administration ( peak frequency decreases, and in both cases, leptin hypoleptinemia inleanmen,whilewomenLH levelsoccurduringfasting-induced dynorphin viaKiSS-1neurons( nucleus neurons expressing , and afferent tothem,suchasAGP/NPY, POMC,andarcuate upon GnRHneuronsbutratherinteractswith It hasbeensuggestedthatleptindoesnotdirectlyact receptors onGnRH-secretingneurons( restoration afterleptintreatmentdespiteabsent hypogonadotrophic hypogonadismwithaxisfunction deficiency displayasimilarreproductivephenotypeof 76 exists( progression whenadequateenergyreserve and ovulationbyactingasagatekeeper, permitting influence overreproductiveprocessesincludingpuberty ( therefore, istightlyassociatedwithenergybalance biology demandssubstantialenergyinvestmentsand, to produce androgens or . Human reproductive (FSHs) whichinteractwithsex-specificgonadalstructures luteinizing (LH)andfollicle-stimulatinghormones stimulates thepituitary’s gonadotropestoproduce -releasing hormone(GnRH)which The hypothalamiccomponentofthisaxisis Hypothalamus–pituitary–gonadal (HPG)axis studies areunderway. between leptinandtheHPGHaxisinhumansthese be investigatedtounravelthecomplexrelationship above, otherIGFBPs(totaland/orintact)remainto its bindingproteins( secretion, butratherGH-associatedIGF-1secretionand may notdirectlybeinvolvedwithGHRH-mediatedGH this axis( 88 74 Review , , ). Inrodentmodels,leptindemonstratesprofound Disruptions in LH pulsatility and decreases in 77 89 , ). Thus, leptin strongly influences the HPG 78 56 , , 79 57 , ). Ourgrouphypothesizedthatleptin 80 ). Humanswithcongenitalleptin 70 ). Asidefromthosementioned 83 others A EPapathanasiouand , 84 , 56 85 , , 57 86 , ). 81 7 , , 82 54 , , 83 87 75 ). ). ). , abnormal glucose(insulinresistance,), to 70%( antiretroviral therapywithaprevalencerangingfrom13 and areoftenseeninpatientsreceivinghighlyactive ( often requiringlong-termfollow-upforconfirmation objective diagnostic criteria are not yet established, this tissue ( lipodystrophy describeslocallossandredistributionof body subcutaneousadiposetissuelosswhile partial acquired. Generalizedlipodystrophyindicateswhole generalized orpartialformsandcanbecongenital Lipodystrophy canbebroadlycategorizedinto and lowleptin Lipodystrophy: thecaseoflackadiposetissue Hypoleptinemic states metreleptin’s safety, efficacyandcost-effectiveness ( needed ongoing RCTs will moreclearly evaluate sample sizes( treatment havebeenopen-labelindesignwithsmall supported theapprovalofmetreleptinforlipodystrophy Medical DevicesAgency(PMDA)( of lipodystrophybytheJapanesePharmaceuticalsand lipodystrophy, andinJapan,itisapprovedfor alltypes the treatmentofcongenital and acquired generalized Drug Administration approved metreleptin in 2014 for of leptin-neutralizingantibodies,theUSFoodand resistance ( in mostmetabolicabnormalities,includinginsulin in lipodystrophydemonstratedramaticimprovement methionyl leptin(metreleptin)asareplacementtherapy increases IGF-1levels( dysfunctions, and leptin treatment only significantly thyroid, adrenalandGHaxesdonotexhibitprofound can becorrectedwithleptintreatment( hormone, irregularmensesandamenorrhea,allofwhich attenuated LHresponsetoluteinizinghormone-releasing development is appropriate, these patientsstill have neuroendocrine axisabnormalities.Whilepubertal endocrine organ( highlights theimportanceofadiposetissueasanactive correlates with the amount of adipose tissue loss and hypertriglyceridemia andnonalcoholicfattyliverdisease, metabolism Energy homeostasisand 91 ). Conversely, acquiredformsaremorecommon Complication severitywithlipodystrophy, including The firststudiesinvestigatingrecombinanthuman Patients withlipodystrophycanalsopresent 92 80 , 90 93 ). Given the observed potentialdevelopment ). Giventheobserved 80 ). While lipodystrophy is considered rare, ). , 93 98 , , 94 99 95 ). Downloaded fromBioscientifica.com at10/03/202104:01:00AM , , 100 96 ). , 101 https://eje.bioscientifica.com ). Resultsfrommuch- 180 97 ). Studies,which :2 80 , 95 ). The 90 R63 ). via freeaccess European Journal of Endocrinology https://eje.bioscientifica.com HA primarily in the HPG, HPT, HPA and to a lesser extent influences neuroendocrine abnormalities associatedwith ( reinforcing the leptin-independent nature of this system administration improvedonlylevelsofactivinB,again 70 IGF1:IGFBP3 ratioanddecreasedcortisollevels( neuroendocrine dysfunction with increased fT3 levels, ofmenstruationand improved leptin resultedinrecovery leptin asapossibletreatmentofforHAdemonstratedthat subsequent randomized,placebo-controlledtrialassessing fully elucidated. total vsintactcomponentsoftheIGFaxisremainstobe ( levels, basal IGF-1 concentration is significantly decreased and increasedreverseT3( the HPTaxisoccurswithlow-normalTRH,decreasedT3 sensitivity to ACTH ( levels ofCRH,ACTH,cortisolandincreasedadrenal occurs inresponsetothisstress,identifiedbyincreasing for homeostaticmaintenance.ActivationoftheHPA axis hypothalamic axesareaffectedasanadaptivemechanism of theHPGaxis;however, itappearseachofthe in chronicenergy-deficientstatesillustratesimpairment cell development( hormone production, Sertoli cell proliferation and germ gland andthegonadstodecreasefolliculargrowth, of the HPG axis through interactions with the pituitary of energy deprivation with subsequent downregulation all, excludingfollistatin,decreaseinresponsetostates activin B,follistatinandfollistatin-like3(FSTL3)ofwhich states ( the HPGaxisduringacuteandchronichypoleptinemic largely leptin-independentsystemthatalsomodulates activin-follistatin system,havebeenimplicatedasa pulsatile secretionofGnRH( from anabsentLHsurge,aconsequenceofimpaired their eumenorrheiccounterparts( Amenorrheic athletesdisplaylowerleptinlevelsthan and directly relatedto leptin levels ( body ,exercise intensityisinverselyrelatedtoserum abnormalities andosteoporosis( or excessivestresscausinginfertility, neuroendocrine energy expenditure,decreasedcaloricconsumption energy-deficient stateassociatedwithexcessive Hypothalamic amenorrhea(HA)representsachronic Hypothalamic amenorrhea 104 70 Review , , Our group’s proof-of-conceptpilotstudyand functionresults The dysregulationofovulatory 73 ). Theseresultsillustratethat chronichypoleptinemia 109 ). Regarding the activin-follistatinsystem,leptin 104 ), but the exact effect on free IGF-1, IGFBPs, and ). HormonesofthissystemincludeactivinA, 104 107 , 105 , 108 88 , 106 ). Despiteincreased24-hGH ). Conversely, suppression of 88 ). The development of HA others A EPapathanasiouand ). Otherhormones,the 103 89 ). Independentof ). 5 , 6 102 , 54 ). ). , ( are postulated in being beneficial to bone metabolism treatment ( levels weresignificantlydecreasedafter36 weeks ofleptin kappa- hormone (iPTH)andreceptoractivatorofnuclearfactor at thelumbarspineby4–6%( treatment significantlyincreasesbonemineraldensity bone resorptionmarkers( during the study period without significant effects on bone formationwhichremainedsignificantlyelevated weeksinHAwomenresultsincreasedmarkersof 4 regulate bonemetabolism( bone health.Inthesemodels,leptinactstopositively and decreasedestrogenlevelsinHAisimpairments which remainstobefullyelucidatedbyongoingstudies. axis( the hypothalamic–pituitary–GH to leadingcausesofpreventable deathincluding isaworldwidehealth problemdirectlyrelated Common obesity concerns. antibodies couldpotentiallyalleviateimmunogenic into alternativeleptinanalogsnottriggeringanti-leptin efficacy could be assessed ( dose adjustmentsneedtobeconductedsoassafetyand study periodswithcarefulmetabolicmonitoringand remained unchanged or increased. Larger studies for longer the weightlostwasprimarilyfatmasswhereaslean increase above the upperphysiological level. Moreover, restored, andweightlossoccursonlywhenleptinlevels levels, neuroendocrine abnormalities and fertility are leptin levels remain within arange of physiological leptin in leanbodymass( bone metabolism outcomes ( maintaining thedesiredhormonal( adjustments onecouldavoidweightlosswhilestill 115 formulation ofleptinasatreatmentforHA( cognitive behavioraltherapylimittheuseofcurrent compound andalternativetherapeuticoptionssuchas antibodies duringtreatmentwiththecurrentlyavailable small yetsignificantweightloss,developmentofleptin in adolescentsandwomenwithfunctionalHA.The improvement ofbonemetabolismorfertilitytreatment Practice guidelines,leptinisnotrecommendedforthe metabolism Energy homeostasisand 111 ). We haveshown,however, thatwithleptindose According tothe2017EndocrineSocietyClinical dysfunction Another consequence of ovulatory , 112 Β ligand(RANKL)toosteoprotegerin(OPG)ratio , 113 111 ). ). ThesetrendsofiPTHandRANKL:OPG 116 ). Inotherwords,whenachieved Downloaded fromBioscientifica.com at10/03/202104:01:00AM 114 6 , 110 58 73 ). Moreover, investigations ) without any decreases ). Two-year metreleptin ). Leptintreatmentfor 58 ). Intactparathyroid 6 180 ) andmetabolic 6 :2 ) –theeffecton 97 , R64 114 via freeaccess , European Journal of Endocrinology typical obesity, othereffectivemedicationshavebeen While leptintreatmentalone maynotbefeasiblein anti-obesity medicationin clinical practice( not well tolerated, thus limiting its application as an significant weightlossonly withsupraphysiologicdoses results fromclinicaltrialsintypicalobesitydemonstrate of leptingeneratedhopessuccessfullytreatingobesity, be ananti-obesityhormone( with congenitalleptindeficiency, leptinwas assumedto effects ofleptinadministrationinrodentsandhumans inneedofeffectivetherapies. epigenetic andothermechanismscreateacomplex and central mechanisms in combination with genetic, these cnditioms( hypothesized tounderlecaloricintake,whichleads in fasting subjects with obesity and prediabetes are related putamen and salience- and reward-related insula including post-prandialdecreasedactivationinreward- With theuseoffunctionalMRI(fMRI), internalfactors individuals are allfactorspromotingobesity ( food consumedatirregularmealpatternsbysedentary Larger portionsoflow-nutrient,high-caloric,palatable and physicalactivityhavealsobeenlinkedtoobesity. cardiometabolic outcomes( pregnancy resultedinlowerchildadiposityandimproved adherence to a Mediterranean diet in early stages of factor, two pregnancy cohorts suggested that maternal metabolic outcomes ( with obesityandmaybetargetstopreventfutureadverse in utero this pathology ( obesity byidentifyinghundredsofSNPsassociatedwith association studiessupportapolygenicnatureforcommon less than10%extremeobesitycases( receptor ( the leptin–melanocortinpathwayencodingMC4R cause ofmonogenicobesityresultsfrommutationsin the rolegeneticshasinobesity( following Mendelianpatternsofinheritancestressing are reportedintheliteraturewithasubstantialportion ( highlighting theroleofgeneticcontributioninobesity estimate heritability of BMI between 40 and 70%, scientific organizations( problem, obesityhasbeendeclaredasadiseasebyseveral an efforttoaddressthecomplexityofthischronicmedical cardiovascular disease,type2diabetesandcancer( 117 Review Following observations ofdramaticweight reducing Following observations Environmental factorsrelatedtodiet,foodintake Evidence fromadoption,twinandfamilystudies ). 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Othermedications approved for or are being developed (, GIP, etc.) for the Many ofthesemoleculeshavebeen(GLP-1asliraglutide) combination therapiesofGLP-1withleptinanalogs( levels inappetiteandprovidesatheoreticalrationalefor ( decreased activation of attention-related brain areas increased activationofreward-relatedbrainregionsand hypoleptinemia in response to treatment, ( reward networks,inresponsetohighlydesirablefoodcues and similarcorticalareas,therefore,theattention Liraglutide treatmentdecreasesbrainactivationofthis in severalbrainareasincludingtheparietalcortex( trial todemonstratethatGLP-1receptorsareexpressed demonstrated. We performedarandomized,controlled peripherally in cortical areas of the CNS, as we recently humans, thereappearstobeadditionalGLP-1actionmore interaction withcorticalcentersinrodents( circuits where GLP-1 acts; however, there is minimal This pathwayhighlightsjustoneofthemanyneural reward pathwayscausingdecreasesinfoodintake( input destinedforthemesolimbicdopamineneuronsof ( the hypothalamus,medullaandparietalcortexofhumans ( while alsodisplayinginteractionwithcorticalareasinmice its interplaywithPOMC/CARTandAgRP/NPYneurons oxyntomodulin, GIPandpeptideYY(PYY)( to, leptin,,,,GLP-1, ( peripheral hormone changes following bariatric surgery obesity treatmentlargelydistillsfromobservational 130 investigated fortheirpotentialuseinobesity( as receptor , are currentlybeing may stillbeeffectiveattreatingobesity, andsome,such developed. However, downstreameffectorsofleptin metabolism Energy homeostasisand 11 136 136 135 132 ). This highlights the compensatory roleoflow leptin ). Thishighlightsthecompensatory ). Ourgroupdemonstrated inaRCTthatlorcaserin , Lorcaserin isamedicationwhichactscentrallyas Liraglutide isaGLP-1receptoragonistthatacts Pointed investigationofpharmaceuticaltargetsfor ). Thesehormonesinclude,butarenotlimited ). Interestingly, the amplification of fasting-induced ). Inrodentmodels,GLP-1suppressestheexcitatory ). OurgroupidentifiedpresenceofGLP-1receptorsin 131 ). Downloaded fromBioscientifica.com at10/03/202104:01:00AM https://eje.bioscientifica.com 180 :2 133 128 138 , , R65 136 137 134 ). 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