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Alpha-ketoglutarate ameliorates diabetes-associated skeletal muscle fibrosis by restoring TET2-dependent epigenetic remodeling in CD90 positive fibro-adipogenic progenitors
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DOI:10.1016/j.metabol.2026.156731.png)
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• Elevated L-2HG and reduced α-KG drive CD90+ FAP dysfunction in diabetic skeletal muscle. • The α-KG/L-2HG imbalance inhibits TET2, causing CD90+ FAP chromatin hypermethylation. • TET2-dependent epigenetic remodeling triggers aberrant asymmetric division related polarity program in CD90+ FAPs. • Dietary α-KG restores CD90+ FAP symmetry and alleviates muscle fibrosis in T2DM mice. • Targeting the α-KG-TET2 axis offers a metabolic therapy for diabetic muscle fibrosis.
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