Lipid handling
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PPARγ |
Regulates metabolic processes such as lipid production, storage and metabolism. Promotes pro-resolving polarization and efferocytosis |
Luo et al. (2019),
Montaigne et al. (2021)
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TREM2 |
Marker for foam cell like macrophages, involved in phagocytosis and lipid catabolism |
Kober and Brett (2017),
Jaitin et al. (2019)
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LPL |
Uptake and metabolism of cholesterol and fatty acids from lipoproteins, as well as the synthesis of cholesterol esters and triglycerides |
Mead et al. (2002),
Aouadi et al. (2014)
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Cytokine
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IL-1β |
Reprograms adipocyte metabolism, promotes myelopoiesis and adipocyte insulin resistance |
Larsen et al. (2007),
Vandanmagsar et al. (2011),
Gao et al. (2014),
Nagareddy et al. (2014),
Zhou et al. (2020)
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IL-13 |
inhibit inflammatory activation of ATMs and improve glucose and insulin tolerance |
Kwon et al. (2014)
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IL-33 |
induces the production of IL-5, IL-6 and IL-13 which can exert protection against insulin resistance, also reduces obesity |
Miller et al. (2010)
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IL-10 |
Suppress the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines and increases sensitivity to insulin |
Lumeng et al. (2007),
Hong et al. (2009)
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Lipid mediators
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COX-2 |
Inhibits accumulation of fat in ATMs and their local proliferation, as well as monocyte recruitment |
Pan et al. (2022)
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BLT1 |
Promotes trafficking of monocyte to AT and increases hepatic triglyceride levels |
Spite et al. (2011)
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RvD1, RvE1 |
Improve hyperglycemia and hyperinsulinemia. RvD1 promotes reparative macrophage polarization |
Hellmann et al. (2011),
Pal et al. (2020)
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miRNAs
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miR-155 |
Inhibits insulin signaling through suppression of Pparg
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Tryggestad et al. (2019)
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miR-17–92 |
Upregulates Il10 and suppresses Tnfa
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Zhang et al. (2020)
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miR-30 |
Reduces inflammatory polarization, including TNFa and CCL2 production |
Miranda et al. (2018)
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Efferocytosis/phagocytosis
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MERTK |
Crucial role in the recognition and subsequent ingestion of apoptotic cells |
Suresh Babu et al. (2016)
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ADAM9 |
Cleaves and inactivates Mertk |
Suresh Babu et al. (2016)
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EPO |
Elevates PPARγ levels |
Luo et al. (2019)
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