Brd9 antagonism induces beige adipocytes in white adipose tissues and protects against diet‐induced obesity

Antagonism of Brd9 and other beige lineage repressors may have significant implications for therapeutic induction of WAT beiging and thermogenesis to treat obesity and its associated chronic diseases.

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Obesity
Published
2025-04-02
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1002/oby.24280
Primary Topic
Adipose Tissue and Metabolism
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Brd9 antagonism induces beige adipocytes in white adipose tissues and protects against diet‐induced obesity

Yang Liu, Wenyan Fu, Kendall Seese, Hang Yin et al.
Obesity
Adipose Tissue and Metabolism
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Brd9 antagonism induces beige adipocytes in white adipose tissues and protects against diet‐induced obesity

Yang Liu, Wenyan Fu, Kendall Seese, Hang Yin, Amelia Yin
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Abstract

Antagonism of Brd9 and other beige lineage repressors may have significant implications for therapeutic induction of WAT beiging and thermogenesis to treat obesity and its associated chronic diseases.

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