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FTO as an epigenetic regulator in metabolic and inflammatory diseases

2025-08-20

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Obesity has emerged as a global health crisis in the 21st century, driven by rising obesity rates and associated metabolic disorders. The genome-wide association studies led to the identification of a gene associated with obesity and thus named the fat mass and obesity-associated (FTO) gene. In humans, the FTO gene is expressed in various tissues, including the brain, liver, and adipose tissue. It is known to play...

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12c5a7ea-89ec-5f7b-9dff-0cbc3ef4fb81
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10.36922/itps025140019
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