Here, we discovered that the oxysterol receptor GPR183 positions monocytes to sense niche signals that induce lung macrophage differentiation.
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GPR183
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oxysterol receptor GPR183
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Newcomer monocyte-derived macrophages express GPR183 along their differentiation trajectory after conditional tissue-resident macrophage depletion.
Interstitial macrophages express GPR183 whereas alveolar macrophages do not.
Oxysterols act as instructive signals for tissue-resident macrophage development from monocytes.
Lack of GPR183 causes defective lung macrophage differentiation.
GPR183 positions monocytes to sense niche signals that induce lung macrophage differentiation.