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J. M. Kronenfeld

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Obesity-Associated Alterations In Lung Function In Mice Measured With Head-Out Plethysmography

S. Bruggink, W. P. Pederson, K. P. Kentch, J. M. Kronenfeld, J. G. Ledford, B. J. Renquist

This study examines obesity-related lung function changes in mice using head-out plethysmography, finding significant alterations in multiple lung parameters.

bioRxiv · May 25, 2022 · PreprintPhysiology

A Leak-Free Head-Out Plethysmography System to Accurately Assess Lung Function in Mice

S. M. Bruggink, K. P. Kentch, J. M. Kronenfeld, B. J. Renquist

This paper develops a leak-free head-out plethysmography system for accurate, non-terminal lung function measurements in mice and validates its performance using various physiological parameters.

bioRxiv · Dec 1, 2021 · PreprintPhysiology

Food intake dependent and independent effects of heat stress on lactation and mammary gland development

Y. Xiao, J. M. Kronenfeld, B. J. Renquist

This study shows heat stress reduces milk production and mammary development in mice through both food intake-dependent and -independent mechanisms.

bioRxiv · Apr 3, 2020 · PreprintPhysiology

A Critical Role of Hepatic GABA in The Metabolic Dysfunction and Hyperphagia of Obesity

C. E. Geisler, S. Ghimire, S. M. Bruggink, K. E. Miller, S. N. Weninger, J. M. Kronenfeld, J. Yoshino, S. Klein, F. A. Duca, B. J. Renquist

This study shows that inhibiting hepatic GABA production in obese mice reduces hyperinsulinemia, improves glucose tolerance, and decreases food intake, suggesting a role for hepatic GABA in obesity-related metabolic dysfunction.

bioRxiv · Apr 2, 2020Physiology