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Creation of a genetic model of obesity in a teleost

6 Mar 2007

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The adipostat is the mechanism by which the brain detects and maintains constant levels of energy stored in adipocytes in the form of lipids. Key elements of the adipostat include the adipocyte-derived hormone leptin that is expressed in proportion to energy levels and serves to communicate this information to the central nervous system and the central circuits, which sense and respond to leptin. Blockade of one...

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PMID: 17341684
DOI: 10.1096/fj.06-7503com

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