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Dietary copper supplementation increases the catecholamine levels in genetically obese (ob/ob) mice.

Biological trace element research - 1 Dec 1995

Lin W H, Chen M D, Wang C C, Lin P Y

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The interactive relationship between Cu deficiency and depressed synthesis of certain neurotransmitters has been recognized. To investigate the effects of dietary Cu supplementation on the catecholamine levels in genetically obese mice, male obese (ob/ob) mice and their lean (+/?) counterparts we...

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PMID: 8962796
DOI: 10.1007/BF02785415

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