Comprehensive Role of GDF15 in Inhibiting Adipogenesis and Hyperlipidemia, Enhancing Cardiovascular Health and Alleviating Inflammation in Metabolic Disorders


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:Growth Differentiation Factor 15 (GDF15) has emerged as a pivotal signaling molecule implicated in diverse physiological processes, spanning metabolic regulation, inflammation, and cardiovascular health. This study provides a comprehensive exploration of GDF15's multifaceted role, primarily focusing on its association with obesity-related complications and therapeutic potential. GDF15's involvement in energy homeostasis, specifically its regulation of body weight and appetite through hindbrain neuron activation and the GFRAL-RET signaling pathway, underscores its significance as an appetite-regulating hormone. GDF15's intricate modulation within adipose tissue dynamics in response to dietary changes and obesity, coupled with its influence on insulin sensitivity, highlights its critical role in metabolic health. The manuscript delves into the intricate crosstalk between GDF15 and pathways related to insulin sensitivity, macrophage polarization, and adipose tissue function, elucidating its potential as a therapeutic target for metabolic disorders associated with obesity. GDF15's association with chronic low-grade inflammation and its impact on cardiovascular health, particularly during hyperlipidemia and ischemic events, are explored. The intricate relationship between GDF15 and cardiovascular diseases, including its effects on endothelial function, cardiac hypertrophy, and heart failure, emphasizes its multifaceted nature in maintaining overall cardiovascular well-being. Challenges regarding the therapeutic application of GDF15, such as long-term safety concerns and ongoing clinical investigations, are discussed. Lastly, future research directions exploring GDF15's potential in addressing obesity-related complications and cardiovascular risks are proposed, highlighting its promising role as a therapeutic target in reshaping treatment strategies for obesity and associated health conditions.

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Nikita Nayak

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology, Division of Pharmacology, Birla Institute of Technology

Email: info@benthamscience.net

Tuhin Mukherjee

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology, Division of Pharmacology, Birla Institute of Technology

Email: info@benthamscience.net

Ashok Pattnaik

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology, Division of Pharmacology, Birla Institute of Technology

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