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The underlying regulated mechanisms of adipose differentiation and apoptosis of breast cells after weaning.
Current Protein & Peptide Science 2019 January 25
Numerous experimental studies have demonstrated that a series of remodeling processes occurred in the adipose tissue during the weaning, such as the differentiation. Fibroblasts in the breast at weaning stage could re-differentiate into mature adipocytes. Many transcriptional factors were involved in these processes, especially the PPARγ, C/EBP, and SREBP1. There is cell apoptosis participating in the breast tissue degeneration and secretory epithelial cells losing during weaning. In addition, hormones, especially the estrogen and pituitary hormone, play a vital role in the whole reproductive processes. In this review, we mainly focus on the underlying regulated mechanisms of differentiation of adipose tissue and apoptosis of breast cell to provide a specific insight into the physiological changes during weaning.
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