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Modeling metabolic disease susceptibility and resilience in genetically diverse mice

2025-02-16

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<h4>Summary</h4> Model organisms have provided critical insights into the basic biology of metabolic disorders, however, one of the greatest limitations to translation has been the absence of the genetic heterogeneity that is characteristic of human populations. We examined metabolic health across three genetically diverse mouse strains fed control (low fat, no sucrose) or unhealthy (high fat, high sucrose) diets...

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Literature Corpus work: d93a0b60-27ff-5cb7-9e7b-7fc7c062f083
DOI: 10.1101/2025.02.12.637923

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