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Estrogenic re-mapping of the metabolic response to an energy deficit in female mice
Endothermy is an adaptation that can be traced back hundreds of millions of years and is critical for nearly every aspect of mammalian biology. Despite the advantages associated with a stable internal temperature, endothermy is energetically expensive. To conserve energy when food is scarce, many sp
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