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Human Mitochondrial Stress-driven Obesity Resistance
The overarching aim of this observational study is to determine alterations in energy balance while exploring the underlying cellular mechanisms in human genetic models of mitochondrial stress. In a case-control design, individuals with pathogenic mitochondrial DNA mutations will be compared to healthy controls matched for sex, age, and physical activity level. Participants will attend a screening visit and an experimental trial including assessments of energy expenditure, appetite sensation, energy intake, and muscle and subcutaneous adipose tissue biopsy samples.
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