Chronic everolimus treatment of high‐fat diet mice leads to a reduction in obesity but impaired glucose tolerance
Abstract Everolimus, which inhibits mTOR kinase activity and is clinically used in graft rejection treatment, may have a two‐sided influence on metabolic syndrome; its role in obesity and hyperglycemic in animals and humans, however, has been explored insufficiently. This study further determined ho...
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Main Authors: | Geng‐Ruei Chang (Author), Po‐Hsun Hou (Author), Chao‐Min Wang (Author), Ching‐Feng Wu (Author), Huang‐Kai Su (Author), Huei‐Jyuan Liao (Author), To‐Pang Chen (Author) |
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2021-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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