GSE129771
Transcriptome profiling of mouse subcutaneous white adipose tissue treated with BML-260
To explore BML-260 how to increase thermogenesis, we examined the effect of BML-260 by direct in situ injection into the subcutaneous white adipose depot. Three days after a single injection, mice were dissected and subcutaneous adipose tissues were obtained for RNA extraction. we noticed that BML-260 treatment resulted in a very significant upregulation of genes involved in thermogenesis. And gene signatures of muscle cell differentiation, muscle structure development, regulation of muscle system process were among the most enriched GO terms. Our work provides evidences that BML-260 can also exert a JSP-1-independent effect in activating UCP1 and thermogenesis in adipocytes, and be potentially applied to treat obesity. Overall design: Four mice subcutaneous white adipose tissues from 8 mice: 4 mice were treated with BML-260, 4 mice were treated with vehicle.