Abstract
Physiological and Nutritional Roles of PPAR across Species
Highlights
For this reason, this special issue was dedicated to peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors (PPARs) interspecies comparisons with a larger emphasis on livestock species compared to animal models or humans
A comparative approach to bring together physiological and nutritional roles of PPARs across species appears critical. This special issue was dedicated to PPARs interspecies comparisons with a larger emphasis on livestock species compared to animal models or humans
The functional comparison among ruminant, mouse, and human highlighted a similar role of PPAR isotypes on lipid metabolism between species
Summary
This special issue was dedicated to PPARs interspecies comparisons with a larger emphasis on livestock species compared to animal models or humans. The review from Bionaz et al assembled all the information pertaining to ruminant PPARs, with emphasis on functions, activation, and potential targets for nutrigenomics approaches to improve animal production and wellbeing.
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