Table 3.
Peripheral Effects of Serotonin
Peripheral 5-HT | Author, Year | Receptor Implicated | Findings |
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In the liver | Ramnanan et al, 201020 | HTR2B | ↑ liver gluconeogenesis ↓ glucose uptake in the fasted state |
Watanabe et al, 201021 | HTR 2B | Regulate hepatic bile acid turnover and lipid metabolism | |
Crane et al, 201522 | HTR2B | ↑ steatosis | |
In the pancreas | Ohta et al, 201123 Almaca et al, 201624 Bennet et al, 201625 |
HTR3 | Acts as a local autocrine/paracrine signal |
Paulmann et al, 200926 | HTR3 | Is required for normal insulin secretion ↑ insulin exocytosis |
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Bennet et al, 201627 | HTR 2B | ↑ glucose - stimulated insulin secretion | |
Almaca et al, 201624 | HTR1F | ↓ glucagon secretion | |
Kim et al, 201046 Ohara-Imaizumi et al, 201328 | HTR2B | Increase beta cell mass ↑ glucose-stimulated insulin secretion |
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In the adipose tissue | Ramnanan et al, 201020 | NS | ↑ circulating non-esterified fatty acids (NEFA) ↑ glycerol levels |
Crane et al, 201522 Oh et al,20158 |
HTR3 | ↓ adipose tissue thermogenesis | |
Oh et al,20158 | HTR2B HTR2A HTR3 |
↑ adipose tissue lipolysis during fasting ↑ lipogenesis in adipose tissue in response to high fat diet ↓ adaptive thermogenesis. |