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  • Transmission of viruses between species can lead to severe disease in the new host. However, little is known about the requirements for cross-species transmission. Pepin and colleagues describe the experiments required to improve our understanding of this process and how this can identify markers that can be used to predict transmission.

    • Kim M. Pepin
    • Sandra Lass
    • James O. Lloyd-Smith
    Reviews
    Nature Reviews Microbiology
    Volume: 8, P: 802-813
  • People with mutations in ATGL, a gene involved in lipid catabolism, suffer from neutral lipid storage disease and often from cardiomyopathy. Rudolf Zechner and his colleagues now show in mice that Atgl activity in cardiac muscle produces key lipid ligands for PPAR-α, a transcription factor that regulates proper lipid metabolism and fuel burning in this tissue. These results may explain the mechanisms responsible for the cardiomyopathy and offer a potential target for treatment.

    • Guenter Haemmerle
    • Tarek Moustafa
    • Rudolf Zechner
    Research
    Nature Medicine
    Volume: 17, P: 1076-1085
  • Pajed et al. investigate the role of adipocyte hormone-sensitive lipase (HSL) in whole body energy homeostasis. They show that adipocyte-specific HSL Knockout (AHKO) mice fed high fat diet develop fatty liver. Interestingly, this phenotype reverses in aged AHKO mice, possibly due to blunted lipolytic activity in adipose tissue with pronounced lipodystrophy.

    • Laura Pajed
    • Ulrike Taschler
    • Gabriele Schoiswohl
    ResearchOpen Access
    Communications Biology
    Volume: 4, P: 1-13