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Ablation of tanycytes of the arcuate nucleus and median eminence increases visceral adiposity and decreases insulin sensitivity in male mice

Hypothalamus, Metabolism, Tanycytes

Yoo S, Cha D, Kim S, Jiang L, Adebesin M, Wolfe A, Riddle R, Aja S, and Blackshaw S. PNAS, under review.

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