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Early body weight gain in TALLYHO/JngJ mice predicts adult diabetic phenotype, mimicking childhood obesity

2024-02-01

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Childhood obesity and type 2 diabetes are two emerging health issues worldwide. To analyze their underlying causes and develop prevention strategies, mouse models are urgently needed. We present novel insights into the polygenic TALLYHO/JngJ mouse model for diabetes. By precisely analyzing our original phenotypic data, we discovered that body weight at weaning age is the main predictor of the adult phenotype in TA...

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b7dfe0b3-23b6-5481-a9f7-1944dcbbb522
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10.1101/2024.01.29.577705
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