Fig. 6: Adipocyte-intrinsic IFNAR axis is a contributor to the severity of obesity-associated sequelae. | Nature Communications

Fig. 6: Adipocyte-intrinsic IFNAR axis is a contributor to the severity of obesity-associated sequelae.

From: Type I interferon sensing unlocks dormant adipocyte inflammatory potential

Fig. 6: Adipocyte-intrinsic IFNAR axis is a contributor to the severity of obesity-associated sequelae.

aj AdipoqcreIFNARfl/fl and littermate controls (CreIFNARfl/fl) were fed HFD for 18 weeks. a IL-6 protein in the supernatant of visceral adipose tissue-derived mature adipocytes stimulated under indicated conditions quantified by ELISA, % change to NS. b Total body weight. c eWAT, d iWAT, e pWAT weights. f Average eWAT immune cell infiltration, measured by flow cytometry. g Glucose tolerance test. h Liver triglycerides. i Systemic ALT quantified at time of harvest. j Average liver immune cell infiltration measured by flow cytometry. a Data combined from two independent experiments, n = 4−5/condition. bj Representative of two independent experiments, n = 5/condition. a, ce, hi For box plots, the midline represents the mean, boxes represent the interquartile range and whiskers show the full range of values. b, f, g, j For line graphs and heat maps, data represent mean ± SEM. a, cf, hj Unpaired two-tailed Student’s t test. b, g Area under curve. *P < 0.05. Source data are provided as a Source data file.

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