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CLOCK/BMAL1 regulates circadian change of mouse hepatic insulin sensitivity by SIRT1
How internal body clocks control daily changes in mouse liver insulin sensitivity through SIRT1
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Abstract
Knockdown of CLOCK or BMAL1 induces hepatic insulin resistance in mice.
- CLOCK and BMAL1, core circadian transcription factors, correlate with hepatic insulin sensitivity.
- Ectopic expression of CLOCK or BMAL1 reduces hepatic insulin resistance.
- Circadian changes in insulin sensitivity are impaired in mice with mutations in Clock or liver-specific knockouts of Bmal1 or Sirt1.
- CLOCK and BMAL1 are necessary for the circadian expression of the protein deacetylase SIRT1.
- Circadian misalignment in mice, induced by constant darkness, decreases levels of hepatic BMAL1 and SIRT1, leading to insulin resistance.
- Resveratrol treatment can reverse insulin resistance caused by circadian misalignment.
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