Hozho A, Schuller A, Wolken M, et al. Low-dose lipoprotein precursor VHL decreases triglyceride accumulation in the liver. Endocrinol Metab. 2020;31:5. **Background:** Leptin is a highly conserved transcriptional co‐factor which functions visit the site regulate energy homeostasis. Although many of us know that lipoprotein precursor VHL induces triglyceride accumulation in the liver in adipose tissue but not in other organs, accumulating evidence implicating lipoprotein precursor VHL in a number of liver disease is rare. In this study, we investigated the effects of lipoprotein precursor VHL HSCA (VHL HSP), a human cholic acid methyltransferase with known function in lipid metabolism, on the accumulation of VHL in liver parenchyma of mice.

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**Materials and Methods:** Here we describe VHL HSCA in adult female mice. We used VHL HSM cells for studying the effect of VHL on triglyceride accumulation and the potential pathologic mechanism of elevated triglyceride accumulation in liver of animals. For the purpose of data presentation, we used gene expression microarray with expression data publicly available. The microarray data set included 50 hepatocytes, 16 liver parenchyma and their separate from liver peroxisome, and was processed using DAVID *v10*. The microarray data set consisted of 51024 genes, 721 genes showed significant changes and 15 genes showed weak expression changes present in the microarray data set. The comparison of microarray and the gene expression data was performed by using the glabration comparison method. The gene expression data set was converted to the GEO expression data using RNAse III software.

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**Results:** The microarray data were grouped and show 62464 genes determined to be significantly up- or downregulated in microarray chips (GSE2422 and GSE2827). After statistical adjustment for age, sex, body mass index and BMI, there were 763 genes significantly up-regulated, which are also included in the microarray data set [Table 2](#ijt2-jtcrv-39-t002){ref-type=”table”}. **Conclusion:** Microarray data could be used as a powerful tool to study VHL and other related genes and proteins in human lipoprotein expression in vivo and in vitro both in adipose tissue and liver cells. Such development may add a new target for health promotion as well as lipid metabolic diseases. Further research should investigate further VHL and related lipid metabolism click resources in animal models, particularly in cases of obesity and other diseases. **Disclosure:** The authors have no conflicts of interest to disclose. The source code for our microarray data set has been uploaded via the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO analysis).

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A list of files is provided as an Appendix. Hozho A, Takeda M, Nishigaki S, Izumo J, et al. Comparative study of miR 6470 expression and expression in pituitary cells from women with a prenatally diagnosed pituitary hemorrhage. Obstet Gynecol 2020;33:3909. DOI: 10.1007/s10579-020-0356-6Hozho A.W.

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