Endocrinology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
163(10)
Published: July 27, 2022
Increasing
incidence
of
metabolic
disturbances
has
become
a
severe
public
healthcare
problem.
Ion
channels
and
receptors
in
the
paraventricular
nucleus
(PVN)
hypothalamus
serve
vital
roles
modulating
neuronal
activities
endocrine
functions,
which
are
linked
to
regulation
energy
balance
glucose
metabolism.
In
this
study,
we
found
that
acid-sensing
ion
channel
1a
(ASIC1a),
Ca2+-permeable
cationic
was
localized
PVN.
Knockdown
ASIC1a
region
led
significant
body
weight
gain,
intolerance,
insulin
resistance.
Pharmacological
inhibition
resulted
an
increase
food
intake
decrease
expenditure.
Our
findings
suggest
PVN
as
potential
new
target
for
therapeutic
intervention
disorders.
Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
64(10), P. 3139 - 3150
Published: Oct. 4, 2022
Dietary
fibers
prevent
obesity
through
reduction
of
hunger
and
prolongation
satiety.
A
number
mechanical
endocrine
signals
from
gastrointestinal
tract
are
stimulated
by
their
fermentation
products,
reach
regions
brain
involved
in
the
regulation
appetite,
ultimately
reduce
food
intake.
Gastric
distention,
delayed
gastric
emptying,
prevention
hypoglycemic,
increased
amounts
unabsorbed
nutrients
reaching
to
ileum,
stimulation
enteroendocrine
cells
for
secretion
cholecystokinin,
glucagon-like
peptide-1
(GLP-1),
peptide
YY
among
mechanisms
decreasing
Fermentation
produces
short-chain
fatty
acids
that
also
stimulates
secrete
GLP-1
PYY.
Randomized
controlled
trials
have
shown
reductions
energy
intake
body
weight
along
with
satiation
reduced
following
consumption
fibers.
Prospective
cohort
studies
confirmed
these
results
but
extent
loss
some
has
been
small.
Controversies
exist
between
particularly
effect
on
hormones,
subsequent
intake,
resultant
loss.
More
needed
before
a
clear
conclusion
can
be
drawn
especially
appetite-related
hormones
Life Metabolism,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(3)
Published: Feb. 29, 2024
Skeletal
muscle
plays
a
vital
role
in
the
regulation
of
systemic
metabolism,
partly
through
its
secretion
endocrine
factors
which
are
collectively
known
as
myokines.
Altered
myokine
levels
associated
with
metabolic
diseases,
such
type
2
diabetes
(T2D).
The
significance
interorgan
crosstalk,
particularly
myokines,
has
emerged
fundamental
aspect
nutrient
and
energy
homeostasis.
However,
comprehensive
understanding
biology
setting
obesity
T2D
remains
major
challenge.
In
this
review,
we
discuss
biological
functions
key
myokines
that
have
been
extensively
studied
during
past
two
decades,
namely
interleukin
6
(IL-6),
irisin,
myostatin
(MSTN),
growth
differentiation
factor
11
(GDF11),
fibroblast
21
(FGF21),
apelin,
brain-derived
neurotrophic
(BDNF),
meteorin-like
(Metrnl),
secreted
protein
acidic
rich
cysteine
(SPARC),
β-aminoisobutyric
acid
(BAIBA),
Musclin,
Dickkopf
3
(Dkk3).
Related
to
these,
detail
exercise
expression
together
their
contributions
physiology
disease.
Despite
significant
advancements
research,
many
remain
challenging
measure
accurately
investigate
thoroughly.
Hence,
new
research
techniques
detection
methods
should
be
developed
rigorously
tested.
Therefore,
developing
perspective
on
is
crucial,
will
likely
offer
insights
into
pathophysiological
mechanisms
underlying
may
reveal
novel
targets
for
therapeutic
interventions.
Cell Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
42(10), P. 113188 - 113188
Published: Oct. 1, 2023
The
melanocortin-3
receptor
(MC3R)
is
a
negative
regulator
of
the
central
melanocortin
circuitry
via
presynaptic
expression
on
agouti-related
protein
(AgRP)
nerve
terminals,
from
where
it
regulates
GABA
release
onto
secondary
MC4R-expressing
neurons.
However,
MC3R
knockout
(KO)
mice
also
exhibit
defective
behavioral
and
neuroendocrine
responses
to
fasting.
Here,
we
demonstrate
that
KO
activation
AgRP
neurons
in
response
fasting,
cold
exposure,
or
ghrelin
while
exhibiting
normal
inhibition
by
sensory
detection
food
ad
libitum-fed
state.
Using
conditional
model,
show
control
neuron
fasting
requires
specific
presence
within
Thus,
crucial
player
responsiveness
soma
both
hormonal
neuronal
signals
energy
need.
Cellular and Molecular Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(9), P. 1051 - 1065
Published: Aug. 6, 2024
Everyone
knows
that
an
infection
can
make
you
feel
sick.
Although
we
perceive
infection-induced
changes
in
metabolism
as
a
pathology,
they
are
part
of
carefully
regulated
process
depends
on
tissue-specific
interactions
between
the
immune
system
and
organs
involved
regulation
systemic
homeostasis.
Immune-mediated
homeostatic
parameters
lead
to
altered
production
uptake
nutrients
circulation,
which
modifies
metabolic
rate
key
organs.
This
is
what
experience
being
The
purpose
sickness
generate
environment
body
optimally
able
fight
while
denying
vital
for
replication
pathogens.
Sickness
cells,
mediate
responses
tailored
nature
magnitude
threat.
As
increases
severity,
so
do
number
type
cells
level
affected,
dictates
degree
Interestingly,
many
alterations
associated
with
disease
appear
overlap
immune-mediated
observed
following
infection.
Targeting
processes
involving
activated
therefore
holds
great
potential
treating
both
people
severe
those
disease.
In
this
review,
will
discuss
how
communicates
situ
homeostasis
communication
impacted
by
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 943 - 943
Published: April 19, 2025
Through
an
integrated
multi-omics
analysis
of
rumen
microbial
communities,
muscle
transcriptomes,
metabolic
profiles,
and
liver
this
study
systematically
compared
high-
low-performing
lambs
to
elucidate
their
divergent
effects
on
meat
quality
attributes
growth
development.
A
total
100
male
with
similar
birth
weight
(3.07
±
0.06
kg)
were
selected
within
72
h.
All
test
synchronized
weaning
at
45
days
age
uniformly
fed
the
same
diet
(total
mixed
ration)
in
pen
until
180
age,
ad
libitum
access
food
water
throughout
period.
Subsequently,
eight
highest
(HADG)
lowest
(LADG)
average
daily
gains
slaughtered
for
performance
evaluation
analysis.
This
found
that
HADG
increased
body
weight,
fiber
diameter,
eye
area,
improved
amino
acid
(histidine,
arginine,
valine,
isoleucine,
essential
acid/total
acid,
acid/nonessential
acid),
fatty
(linoleic
behenic
arachidonic
acid)
composition
enhanced
enzymes
(pepsase,
lipase,
xylanase,
amylase,
carboxymethyl
cellulose)
promoted
efficient
fermentation
(p
<
0.05).
Analysis
populations
indicated
a
notable
increase
Prevotella
levels
lambs.
Furthermore,
markers
Schwartzia
Streptococcus
exhibited
significant
correlations
differential
traits.
transcriptome
correlation
between
turquoise
module
host
phenotypes,
particularly
weight.
Additionally,
metabolism
is
primarily
concentrated
black
module;
however,
it
exhibits
phenotype
yellow
Moreover,
metabolites,
microbes,
phenotype,
transcripts
significantly
correlated
In
conclusion,
interactions
among
muscle,
promote
fermentation,
which
turn
regulate
transcriptional
activity
modify
profiles
both
muscle.
PCK1,
SPP1,
FGF7,
NR4A1,
DUSP5,
GADD45B,
etc.,
can
be
candidate
genes
finding
provides
theoretical
basis
further
exploiting
production
potential
Hu