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The rs1421085 variant within FTO promotes thermogenesis and is associated with human migration

2021-10-04

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>One lead risk signal of obesity–rs1421085 T > C within the <italic>FTO</italic> gene–is reported to be functional <italic>in vitro</italic> but lack of organismal evidence. Here, we established global and the brown-adipocyte specific locus-knock-in mice to recapitulate this homologous variant in humans and discovered that mice carrying the C-alleles showed increased thermogenic capacity...

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16aa5b5a-bf41-52e7-b92a-53873c6f3fe2
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-936477/v1
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