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Ellagic acid induces beige remodeling of white adipose tissue by controlling mitochondrial dynamics and SIRT3
Ellagic acid promotes the conversion of white fat to beige fat by regulating energy production and cell maintenance
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Abstract
Ellagic acid (EA) induces the trans-differentiation of white adipocytes to beige adipocytes in cold-exposed mice.
- EA promotes the expression of several key factors associated with brown and beige adipose tissue, including UCP1, PRDM16, and PGC1α.
- Mitochondrial dynamics-related factors such as SIRT3 and DRP1 are also increased by EA treatment.
- The browning effect of EA is inhibited by a DRP1 inhibitor, indicating its role in this process.
- SIRT3 knockdown reduces the impact of EA, suggesting its involvement in the beige remodeling of white adipose tissue.
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