All Phenotypes Tg(Adipoq-Zc3h10)#Hsul MGI Mouse

• increase in the number of mitochondria in males

• oxygen consumption is increased in isolated brown adipose tissue from males

• after 4 h of cold exposure brown adipose tissue temperature is increased compared to wild-type controls in males

• oxygen consumption is increased in isolated inguinal white adipose tissue from males

• males are significantly leaner after 5 and 8 weeks on a high fat diet with smaller white adipose depots

• males are significantly leaner after 5 and 8 weeks on a high fat diet with smaller white adipose depots

• after 2 or 4 h of cold exposure body temperature is 2 and 5 degrees C higher than in similarly treated controls in males

increased oxygen consumption ( J:287066 )

• in both ambient and cold temperature conditions without changes in food consumption or locomotor activity in males

• oxygen consumption is increased in both isolated brown and inguinal white adipose tissue in males

improved glucose tolerance ( J:287066 )

• in male mice on a high fat diet compared to diet matched wild-type controls

increased insulin sensitivity ( J:287066 )

• in male mice on a high fat diet compared to diet matched wild-type controls

increased mitochondrial number ( J:287066 )

• increased in brown adipose tissue in males

♀	phenotype observed in females
♂	phenotype observed in males
N	normal phenotype

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