ArticleActa physiologica (Oxford, England)2023
Rats lacking Ucp1 present a novel translational tool for the investigation of thermogenic adaptation during cold challenge.
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aimValuable studies have tested the role of UCP1 on body temperature maintenance in mice, and we sought to knockout Ucp1 in rats (Ucp1
methodsWe used CRISPR/Cas9 technology to create Ucp1
resultsUcp1
conclusionRoom temperature presented sufficient cold stress to rats lacking UCP1 to activate compensatory thermogenic mechanisms in skeletal muscle, which were only activated in control rats following exposure to 4°C. These results provide novel insight into thermogenic responses to UCP1 deficiency; and highlight Ucp1
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