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Separating anorexia -dependent and -independent effects in cancer cachexia

2025-04-26

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Cancer cachexia is characterized by unintentional weight loss and wasting away of fat and muscle tissues. Anorexia, or reduced food intake, is often implicated as a contributor to the negative energy balance in this condition. However, to what extent anorexia alone accounts for body weight loss and wasting of different tissues, and whether anorexia is responsible for other cachectic phenotypes such as physical per...

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Literature Corpus work: 20e3a373-2649-50e2-a422-b400af0d5fb2
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.24.650538

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