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Table 2 Specific target genes of nuclear receptors involved in glucose and fat metabolism

From: CNX-013-B2, a unique pan tissue acting rexinoid, modulates several nuclear receptors and controls multiple risk factors of the metabolic syndrome without risk of hypertriglyceridemia, hepatomegaly and body weight gain in animal models

Organ

Heterodimer

Gene

Function

Ref

Liver

RXR/PPARα

ABCB4

Biliary phosphotidyl choline secretion

[32, 33]

ApoAII

Constituent of HDL-C

[34]

ACOX1

Peroxisomal fatty acid oxidation

[35]

RXR/LXR

SREBP1c

Regulation of enzymes of fatty acid synthesis

[36]

SCD1

Palmitic to palmitoleic and stearic to oleic acid

[37]

FASN

De novo synthesis of fatty acids

[38]

THRSP

Lipogenesis

[39]

ABCG5/ABCG8

Biliary secretion of cholesterol and phytosterols

[40]

Adipose

PPARγ

SCD1

Palmitic to palmitoleic and stearic to oleic acid

[41]

LXR

PPARγ

Adipogenesis

[42]

SREBP1c

Regulation of enzymes of fatty acid synthesis

[42]

SCD1

Palmitic to palmitoleic and stearic to oleic acid

[43]

Muscle

PPARδ

PDK4

Fatty acid oxidation

[44]

  

UCP3

Fatty acid oxidation and oxidative stress

[45]