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Meal-regulated Substrate Metabolism, Influence of Obesity and IL-6
The overall purpose of this explorative yet quantitative study project is to understand how blocking IL-6 signaling leads to the expansion of adipose tissue mass in humans in vivo. The aim is to gain in depth knowledge about how IL-6 receptor blockade affects human lipid, glucose and protein metabolism, specifically the uptake and storage of substrates from a meal vs. their utilization, hence the balance determining whether one gains or loses fat mass.
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