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Hepatic ChREBP is a Driver of Pathological Cardiac Remodeling via Non-Transcriptional Repression of Apolipoprotein M

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Pathological cardiac remodeling is a major risk factor for heart failure, and that the hepatic transcription factor ChREBP typically regulates glucose and lipid metabolism by translocating to the nucleus to exert transcriptional regulatory functions.

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Furthermore, the liver-secreted protein ApoM exerts cardiovascular protective effects, and inter-organ crosstalk plays a role in systemic homeostasis. This study now reveals that in response to cardiac stress, ChREBP is specifically upregulated in the hepatocyte cytoplasm-not the nucleus-where it interacts with the ER protein SURF4 to inhibit ApoM secretion.

We identify the restoration of this liver-heart axis via the ChREBP-SURF4-ApoM pathway and subsequent activation of cardiac S1P/S1PR1 signaling as a novel mechanistic basis for ameliorating cardiac remodeling, offering a promising therapeutic strategy for heart failure.

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Cardiac remodeling 75% · Heart 75%
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