Extended Data Fig. 7: Ectopic BCAT1 Expression Ameliorates BCAT2 Deficiency-Induces Metabolic Defects. | Nature Metabolism

Extended Data Fig. 7: Ectopic BCAT1 Expression Ameliorates BCAT2 Deficiency-Induces Metabolic Defects.

From: Metabolon formation regulates branched-chain amino acid oxidation and homeostasis

Extended Data Fig. 7

(a) Western blot analysis to validate the cytosolic expression of BCAT1 in WT and Bcat1OE kidney lysates. (b) Western blot results are shown for the validation of Bcat1OE and Bcat1OE;Bcat2−/− mice and the expression of enzymes in the BCAA metabolic pathway in major tissues. (c) Fractional enrichment of KIV_M + 5 in the plasma of the indicated genotypes during the 2-hour stable isotope infusion experiments. Results are mean ± SD (N = 4 WT, 4 Bcat2−/−, 3 Bcat1OE and 3 Bcat1OE;Bcat2−/− mice). (d) Relative abundance of Val_M + 0,5 and KIV_M + 0,5 in plasma samples before (0 hour) and after (2 hour) KIV_M + 5 stable isotope infusion with the number (N) of independent samples shown. Results are mean ± SD and analysed by two-way ANOVA. (e) Glutamate/α-KG ratios in major tissues of the indicated genotypes with the number (N) of independent samples shown. Results are mean ± SD and analysed by one-way ANOVA. (f) NAD+/NADH ratio in major organs of the indicated genotypes with the number (N) of samples shown. Results are mean ± SD and analysed by two-way ANOVA. (g) Insulin levels in the serum of the indicated genotypes. Results are mean ± SD (N = 5 WT, 4 Bcat2−/−, 4 Bcat1OE and 4 Bcat1OE;Bcat2−/− mice) and analysed by one-way ANOVA.

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