homeostasis/metabolism
• increase in lactate levels following 3-mercaptopicolinic acid treatment
• elevated circulating peroxide levels and a small decrease in circulating pyruvate levels
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• when placed on a high fat diet
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• elevated circulating branched-chain amino acid levels
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• following 3-mercaptopicolinic acid treatment
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• variability in the respiratory exchange ratio over a 24 hour period is reduced
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• maintain glucose levels better in the fasted state better than wild-type controls
• exposure to 3-mercaptopicolinic acid causes a larger drop in glucose levels compared to wild-type mice
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• upon refeeding display fairly severe hyperglycemia
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• enhanced hepatic gluconeogenesis
• treatment with enoximone, a phospodiesterase inhibitor, potently increases glucose levels
• following a glycerol bolus, glycerol induced glucose production is enhanced but glycerol clearance is delayed
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• in the fed state
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• in moderately fasted mice
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• reduced total circulating levels and a decrease in the proportion of the HMW form
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• delay in suppression of free fatty acid levels following refeeding
• impaired beta3-AR agonist induced release of free fatty acids
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• in fed and fasted mice
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cellular
• MEFs display a preference for glycolysis in glucose-deprived media
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• expression analysis indicates altered mitochondrial function
• mitochondria in MEFs display dramatically increased membrane potential
• however, mitochondria isolated from liver and lung tissue display similar function compared to wild-type controls
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adipose tissue
• reduced fat mass
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• enhanced uptake of leucine in mildly fasted mice
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growth/size/body
weight loss
(
J:182288
)
• lose more weight when fasted
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• when placed on a high fat diet
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• under all conditions tested
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behavior/neurological
muscle
• skeletal muscle tissue has a darker appearance indicating an increased mitochondrial content
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liver/biliary system
• under all conditions tested
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• in the fed state
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• in moderately fasted mice
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• fasting induced and high fat diet induced hepatic steatosis are reduced
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• alternate day fasting has no effect of hepatic lipid content unlike in wild-type mice
• hepatic triglyceride synthesis appears to be reduced
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