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A tissue- and organ-based cell biological atlas of obesity-related human genes and cellular pathways

2020-03-18

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Over the last decades, several features of obesity have been identified at behavioral, physiological, endocrine and genomic levels, and they have revealed the complexity of the disease; obesity results from a combination of genetic predisposition, endocrine disorders, and dysregulation of both food intake and energy expenditure. This complexity makes the development of new therapeutic regimens challenging and bari...

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2d923195-67c3-57b2-b0de-b117759bf589
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10.1101/2020.03.16.993824
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