Figure 1
(A) The three core transcriptional regulators of inducible brown fat, namely PRDM16, PPARγ and PGC-1α, are shown as ovals. Other transcriptional regulators are represented in a plain text format. A pointed arrow represents activation, whereas a blunt arrow represents inhibition. See text for detailed explanation of the relationship among the different regulators. Browning involves the repression of white-fat genes (B) and the induction of brown-fat genes (C) Illustrated is how some of the above-mentioned regulators come together to bring about such effects.
Many different mediators exert their effects on browning through the three core browning transcriptional regulators

(A) The three core transcriptional regulators of inducible brown fat, namely PRDM16, PPARγ and PGC-1α, are shown as ovals. Other transcriptional regulators are represented in a plain text format. A pointed arrow represents activation, whereas a blunt arrow represents inhibition. See text for detailed explanation of the relationship among the different regulators. Browning involves the repression of white-fat genes (B) and the induction of brown-fat genes (C) Illustrated is how some of the above-mentioned regulators come together to bring about such effects.

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