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Functional network analysis of obese and lean Göttingen minipigs elucidates changes in oxidative and inflammatory networks in obese pigs.

Pflugers Archiv : European journal of physiology - 1 Dec 2014

Boonen Harrie C M, Moesgaard Sophia G, Birck Malene M, Christoffersen Berit O, Cirera Susanna, Heegaard Peter M H, Højbøge Tina Rødgaard, Jensen Lars J, Mortensen Alan, Olsen Lisbeth Høier, Sheykhzade Majid, Tang Jiaowei, Lykkesfeldt Jens

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The Göttingen minipig model of obesity is used in pre-clinical research to predict clinical outcome of new treatments for metabolic diseases. However, treatment effects often remain unnoticed when using single parameter statistical comparisons due to the small numbers of animals giving rise to large variation and insufficient statistical power. The purpose of this study was to perform a correlation matrix...

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PMID: 24590510
DOI: 10.1007/s00424-014-1486-2

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