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Adipocyte ILF3 Deficiency Improves Diet-induced Obesity and Metabolic Disorders through PUFA Synthesis

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A moderate long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (LC-PUFAs) intake may improve obesity and metabolic disorders.

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However, regulating endogenous LC-PUFAs and their function is unclear. Here, adipocyte ILF3 expression promotes high-fat diet (HFD)–induced obesity and metabolic disorders by inhibiting endogenous omega-3 LC-PUFAs (n-3-LC-PUFA) biosynthesis.

In patients with obesity, serum ILF3 levels are elevated and positively correlate with high triglyceride levels. The expression of ILF3 in adipose tissue from patients with obesity and HFD-induced obese mouse models is positively correlated with adipocyte size. Adipose tissue ILF3 expression in patients with obesity and HFD–induced obese mice positively correlates with adipocyte size.

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Adipocyte ILF3 deficiency significantly increases white adipose tissue browning, promotes brown adipose tissue thermogenesis, and improves HFD–induced obesity and metabolic disorders. ILF3 recruits DNMT1, which reduces FADS2 transcription and inhibits n-3-LC-PUFA biosynthesis. Similarly, sc26196, a FADS2-specific inhibitor, exacerbates obesity and metabolic disorders.

Fenofibrate, an anti-triglyceride drug, improves obesity and metabolic disorders by inhibiting ILF3 expression and increasing endogenous n-3-LC-PUFA biosynthesis. Collectively, inhibiting adipocyte ILF3 expression may be an effective alternative treatment for these conditions.

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