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Project overview

A single ICV injection of FGF1 induces permanent normalization of blood glucose levels in multiple models of type 2 diabetes. To understand the effects of FGF1 and identify cell-type specific responses key to blood glucose normalization, we performed multiple high throughput transcriptomic analyses at different timepoints in cohorts of male ob/ob mice.


Experimental Design

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