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C. M. Elks

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Loss of STAT5 in adipocytes increases subcutaneous fat mass via sex-dependent and depot-specific pathways

A. J. Richard, H. Hang, T. D. Allerton, P. Zhao, S. Ghosh, C. M. Elks, J. M. Stephens

This study shows that loss of STAT5 in adipocytes leads to increased subcutaneous fat mass, with sex- and depot-specific effects on fat cell size and insulin resistance.

bioRxiv · Mar 24, 2021 · PreprintCell Biology