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Fat Body Phospholipid State Dictates Hunger Driven Feeding Behavior

2021-12-17

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Diet-induced obesity (DIO) leads to dysfunctional feeding behavior. However, the precise molecular nodes underlying diet-induced dysregulation of satiety sensing and feeding motivation are poorly understood. The fruit fly is a simple genetic model system yet displays significant evolutionary conservation to mammalian nutrient sensing and energy balance. Using a longitudinal high sugar regime in Drosophila , we so...

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8206a8fe-511f-5f90-b3bf-3d24f0fb4299
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10.1101/2021.12.16.472854
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