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Interaction among GLP-1 signaling-related genetic variants suggests contribution to the control of appetitive traits among preadolescents.
GLP-1 receptor agonists are hypothesized to reduce obesity in part through appetite modulation, but the precise mechanisms remain unclear. We examined common variants from genes involved in GLP-1 signaling to assess their contribution to preadolescent appetitive behavior. Among 247 children aged 9-1
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