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- Title
Dual attenuation of proteasomal and autophagic BMAL1 degradation in Clock<sup>Δ19/+</sup> mice contributes to improved glucose homeostasis.
- Authors
Jeong, Kwon; He, Baokun; Nohara, Kazunari; Park, Noheon; Shin, Youngmin; Kim, Seonghwa; Shimomura, Kazuhiro; Koike, Nobuya; Yoo, Seung-Hee; Chen, Zheng
- Abstract
Circadian clocks orchestrate essential physiology in response to various cues, yet their mechanistic and functional plasticity remains unclear. Here, we investigated ClockΔ19/+ heterozygous (Clk/+) mice, known to display lengthened periodicity and dampened amplitude, as a model of partially perturbed clocks. Interestingly, Clk/+ mice exhibited improved glycemic control and resistance to circadian period lengthening under high-fat diet (HFD). Furthermore, BMAL1 protein levels in Clk/+ mouse liver were upregulated compared with wild-type (WT) mice under HFD. Pharmacological and molecular studies showed that BMAL1 turnover entailed proteasomal and autophagic activities, and CLOCKΔ19 attenuated both processes. Consistent with an important role of BMAL1 in glycemic control, enhanced activation of insulin signaling was observed in Clk/+ mice relative to WT in HFD. Finally, transcriptome analysis revealed reprogramming of clock-controlled metabolic genes in Clk/+ mice. Our results demonstrate a novel role of autophagy in circadian regulation and reveal an unforeseen plasticity of circadian and metabolic networks.
- Subjects
PROTEASOME regulation; HOMEOSTASIS; AUTOPHAGY; CHRONOBIOLOGY disorders; CIRCADIAN rhythms; NEUROPLASTICITY; GLYCEMIC index; METABOLIC regulation
- Publication
Scientific Reports, 2015, p12801
- ISSN
2045-2322
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1038/srep12801