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Berg SVD et al. – The results from whole genome and candidate gene studies support the potential role of NR1H4, SIRT1, SMARCA2 and IL6 in obesity. Although replication of findings and further research on the functionality of these SNPs and underlying mechanism is necessary, the authorts data indirectly suggest a role of GATA transcription factors in weight control.

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