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CXCR3-expressing myeloid cells recruited to the hypothalamus protect against diet-induced…
medRxiv · 2024 · Mendes, N.; Zanesco, A.; Aguiar, C.; Rodrigues-Luiz, G. F.; Silva, D.; Campos, J.; Camara, N. O. S.; Moraes-Vieira, P.; Araujo, E.; Velloso, L. A.
Key facts
| Title | CXCR3-expressing myeloid cells recruited to the hypothalamus protect against diet-induced body mass gain and metabolic dysfunction |
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| First author | Mendes, N.; Zanesco, A.; Aguiar, C.; Rodrigues-Luiz, G. F.; Silva, D.; Campos, J.; Camara, N. O. S.; Moraes-Vieira, P.; Araujo, E.; Velloso, L. A. |
| Journal | medRxiv |
| Published | Jan 1, 2024 |
| DOI | 10.1101/2024.01.16.575893 |
| Devices mentioned | 017586, K103302, K123955, K800552, K843077, K843710, K853723, K860811, K862004, K874160, K874609, K912581 and 15 more |
| Product codes mentioned | DGC, EPT, GCJ, GCT, GEX, HET, HJO, HLI, HLQ, HQF, KKX, LGC and 5 more |
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