TNF-α acts in the hypothalamus inhibiting food intake and increasing the respiratory quotient—Effects on leptin and insulin signaling pathways
Authors:
- Maristela CesquiniMCMaristela Cesquini
- Maria E. AmaralMAMaria E. Amaral
- Érika A. RomanÉRÉrika A. Roman
- Juliana C. MoraesJMJuliana C. Moraes
- Márcio A. TorsoniMTMárcio A. Torsoni
- Ariovaldo P. Cruz-NetoACAriovaldo P. Cruz-Neto
- Lício A. VellosoLVLício A. Velloso
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