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Systems genetics identifies ETS1 as a stress-dependent regulator of adipocyte insulin action and heme-iron homeostasis
White adipose tissue plays a central role in systemic energy homeostasis by buffering nutrient excess through insulin-stimulated glucose uptake and triglyceride storage. Despite its importance, the genetic and molecular mechanisms governing adipose tissue insulin action remain poorly defined because
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