Frontiers in Endocrinology
Raising a fat-cell protein reversed diet-induced obesity in mice
In genetically altered middle-aged mice, increasing a protein in fat cells restored lymphatic function and reversed severe obesity caused by a high-fat diet.In genetically altered middle-aged mice, increasing a protein in fat cells restored lymphatic function and reversed severe obesity caused by a high-fat diet.
Accepted, not yet published: mouse studyMechanisms
Who was studiedMiddle-aged mice with diet-induced obesity
What changedIncreasing PDGF-D in fat cells reversed severe diet-induced obesity in middle-aged mice
The catchThe abstract omits group sizes and high-fat diet duration, limiting assessment of reliability