FXR-deficiency confers increased susceptibility to torpor-
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- Catégories : Métabolisme , Publications , Thermogénèse - ID: 129

Authors
B. Cariou, E. Bouchaert, M. Abdelkarim, J. Dumont, S. Caron et al.


Lab
Institut Pasteur de Lille, Département d’Athérosclérose, Lille F-59019, France

Journal
FEBS Letters

Abstract
The role of the nuclear receptor FXR in adaptive thermogenesis was investigated using FXR-deficient mice. Despite elevated serum bile acid concentrations and increased mRNA expression profiles of thermogenic genes in brown adipose tissue, FXR-deficiency did not alter energy expenditure under basal conditions. However, FXR-deficiency accelerated the fasting-induced entry into torpor in a leptin-dependent manner. FXR-deficient mice were also extremely cold-intolerant. These altered responses may be linked to a more rapid decrease in plasma concentrations of metabolic fuels (glucose, triglycerides) thus impairing uncoupling protein 1-driven thermogenesis. These results identify FXR as a modulator of energy homeostasis.

BIOSEB Instruments Used:
OXYLET, Indirect Calorimeter (OXYLET)

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