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In C57Bl6 Mice, Obesity and Subsequent Weight Loss Negatively Affected the Skeleton and Shifted the Cortical Bone Metabolome

2025-05-13

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Obesity and calorie restriction each negatively affect skeletal health. Despite the negative effects of weight loss on the skeleton, obese patients are advised to lose weight via calorie restriction. Additionally, obesity and weight loss individually alter both whole-body and local metabolism. Little is known about bone quality and changes to the cortical metabolome following calorie restriction in obese preclinic...

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ff7921fc-bcbe-5c28-9de1-a33a1316d414
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10.1101/2025.05.09.653133
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