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Host Genetic Background Affects the Brain Weight Influenced by Obesity and Diabetes Development in Collaborative Cross Mice

2024-05-31

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The population is increasingly obese, which is linked to the emergence of numerous health issues. Numerous risk factors are present along with the metabolic syndrome. Genetic components, environmental factors, and psychosocial impacts are some of the causes that contribute to obesity. Increases in diabetes mellitus, coronary heart disease, some malignancies, and sleep-related breathing...

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Literature Corpus work: c67cd687-9ed2-5566-9380-94538922ae2f
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4412575/v1

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