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Probing the transcriptome response to shivering in skeletal muscle using a multilayered bioinformatics approach
Cold acclimation holds therapeutic potential for improving metabolic health. We previously demonstrated that repeated cold-induced shivering enhances insulin sensitivity in humans. However, the molecular pathways that underlie the skeletal muscle shivering response, and how these relate to beneficia
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