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cells were maintained in media containing 10% FBS, with 1 μg/mL insulin and 1 μM rosiglitazone to induce mature brown adipocytes. For inguinal white adipose tissue-stromal vascular fraction (iWAT-SVF) cells, differentiation was initiated with DMEM
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decision how beige cells are ultimately formed. Recently, a new hallmark of beige adipocytes has been identified using reporter mouse models that allow to tag white, beige and brown adipocytes. Warm temperatures confer a white fat program in both, beige
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(BAT), on the other hand, is a key site of energy expenditure via heat production (thermogenesis). The brown adipocytes display multilocular lipid droplet structures and express uncoupling protein 1 ( Ucp1 ), which, when activated, short circuits the
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Cardiovascular Pharmacology 27 33 – 36 . ( doi:10.1097/00005344-199601000-00006 ) Atgie C D'Allaire F Bukowiecki LJ 1997 Role of β 1 - and β 3 -adrenoceptors in the regulation of lipolysis and thermogenesis in rat brown adipocytes . American
Nottingham Digestive Disease Centre and Biomedical Research Centre, School of Medicine, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK
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(UCP)1 located on the inner mitochondrial membrane, with beige fat possessing ~10-fold less UCP1 than classic brown adipocytes ( Cannon & Nedergaard 2011 ). When UCP1 is activated it enables the free flow of protons across the mitochondria without the
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milky appearance, compared with the BAT from WT controls ( Fig. 2A ). Consistently, histologic examination of H&E-stained BAT sections revealed the frequent presence of large, unilocular lipid droplets in the brown adipocytes of Stk25 transgenic mice
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) and lipogenic genes ( Srebf1 , Scd1 ) that were examined ( Fig. 8C ). Interestingly, this suppression seems to occur downstream of C/ebpβ in the adipogenic cascade. Due to the dedifferentiation of adipocytes, browning adipocyte markers were also
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). Genes involved in lipid catabolism such as Ucp1 , Ppara , Elovl3 , Cpt1b , Cidea , and Dio 2 were all stimulated by SAHA ( Fig. 1F ). Notably, all these stimulated genes are considered as brown adipocyte markers. Together, these findings imply
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-Shnaidman et al. 2010 ). In ‘browning’ adipocytes, the free fatty acids produced by β3AR-mediated lipolysis are used up for thermogenesis via UCP1 ( Ricquier et al. 1986 , Yehuda-Shnaidman et al. 2010 ). The activation of β3AR pathway in the white
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. 2009 , Sharp et al. 2012 , Jespersen et al. 2013 , Porter et al. 2016 ). Human BAT biopsies and brown adipocyte cultures have been used to identify regulators of BAT function such as bile acids, glucocorticoids and the β2-adrenergic receptor