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Obesity/diabetes in mice with mutations in the leptin or leptin receptor genes

Herberg et al., 2000

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6520862060620724134
Author
Herberg L
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Animal Models in Diabetes

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This chapter is meant to serve as a “primer” for use of two of the most intensively-studied monogenic obesity mutations in the mouse, obese (ob) and diabetes (db). The previous observations that both mutations, although mapping to separate chromosomes, produced …
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