Tissue-specific inhibition of Nova1, Mchr1, Nr1i3, and Ahr in mice reduces susceptibility to high-fat diet–induced obesity and glucose intolerance, highlighting complex genetic influences.
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Tissue-specific inhibition of Nova1, Mchr1, Nr1i3, and Ahr in mice reduces susceptibility to high-fat diet–induced obesity and glucose intolerance, highlighting complex genetic influences.
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ENPP1 prevents extracellular cGAMP accumulation in brown adipose tissue, reducing insulin resistance and obesity in high-fat diet conditions.
Brown adipose tissue reduces hepatic oxidative stress by releasing 3-hydroxystearic acid, a cold-induced metabolite that modulates liver mitochondrial function.
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