Supplementary Materials
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- Fig. S1. Stimulation of hepatocytes with DAG suppresses expression of lipogenic genes.
- Fig. S2. PKD3 deletion is restricted to the liver.
- Fig. S3. Liver-specific PKD3 deletion does not affect metabolism of mice fed an ND.
- Fig. S4. PKD3 does not affect proliferation, immune cell infiltration, or apoptosis in the liver.
- Fig. S5. TG accumulation in the livers of PKD3liver∆/∆ mice does not depend on FA oxidation or VLDL secretion.
- Fig. S6. The abundance and/or phosphorylation of mTORC1/2 components are not affected by deletion or overexpression of PKD3 in hepatocytes.
- Fig. S7. Quantifications of Western blots of control and PKD3-deficient primary hepatocytes.
- Fig. S8. Quantifications of Western blots of EGFP- and PKD3ca-transduced primary hepatocytes.
- Fig. S9. Liver-specific expression of PKD3ca improves glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity.
- Table S1. List of antibodies used for Western blotting and immunohistochemistry.
- Table S2. Sequence of primers used for QPCR and genotyping.