Extended Data Fig. 8: Liver depletion of MRG15 leads to reduced expression of lipid and cholesterol synthesis genes, and inflammatory genes in HFD animals. | Nature Metabolism

Extended Data Fig. 8: Liver depletion of MRG15 leads to reduced expression of lipid and cholesterol synthesis genes, and inflammatory genes in HFD animals.

From: MRG15 orchestrates rhythmic epigenomic remodelling and controls hepatic lipid metabolism

Extended Data Fig. 8: Liver depletion of MRG15 leads to reduced expression of lipid and cholesterol synthesis genes, and inflammatory genes in HFD animals.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

Tissues were collected from animals under HFD after virus injection for 14 weeks for RNA-seq analysis. a, b, c, Representative genes downregulated in CRISPR-Mrg15 livers involved in triglyceride synthesis (a), cholesterol synthesis (b) and inflammatory response (c). Values are indicated as log 2 [Fold change (CRISPR-Mrg15/Control)] in a, b and c. Genes that are direct targets of MRG15 as revealed in ChIP–seq analysis in a and b are labelled with an asterisk at upper right. d, Gene enrichment analysis of downregulated genes in CRISPR-Mrg15 livers identified by RNA-seq (622 genes using a cut-off of P < 0.05). Associated P values were determined according to the analysis in the GO database (Fisher’s exact P value). e, Relative mRNA expression of representative lipid genes in liver in control and Mrg15-sgRNA treated animals under HFD. n = 9 biologically independent samples. P values are shown for indicated comparisons by the two-tailed Mann–Whitney U tests. Values are mean ± s.e.m.

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