BRD7 Glucose Homeostasis: Mouse Metabolic Phenotypes and Western Blot Data

Comprising raw experimental results from mouse studies investigating the role of the BRD7 protein in systemic glucose metabolism. Authored by Sang Won Park and published on Harvard Dataverse in 2026, the data tracks metabolic phenotypes in obese models to determine insulin signaling pathways independent of IRS proteins. The collection includes physiological measurements and Western blot densitometry values.

Use Cases

• Analyzing the correlation between BRD7 expression and fasting blood glucose levels
• Modeling glucose clearance rates using GTT and ITT results
• Comparing protein expression levels via Western blot densitometry values

Strengths

• Provides raw, unnormalized numerical values for physiological measurements
• Includes both raw and processed densitometry values for Western blot quantification
• Covers three distinct metabolic tolerance tests (GTT, ITT, PTT) for the same subjects

Limitations

• Small sample size typical of laboratory-based mouse studies
• Specific to BRD7 and IRS protein pathways, limiting generalizability to other metabolic regulators
• Lack of detailed column-level metadata in the primary description

Provenance

Source

Park, Sang Won via Harvard Dataverse

Collection Method

Laboratory mouse experimentation and Western blot analysis

Freshness

Last updated March 2026.