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Taylor L Stevens

University of Oklahoma

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Thirty days of supplementation with PQQ reprograms immunometabolic networks in Western diet-fed female baboons

Sunam G Dockins, Kimberly Hyatt, Darlene N. Reuter, Taylor L Stevens, Amanda B Tresler, James F. Papin, Dean A. Myers, Karen R. Jonscher

This study shows that 30 days of PQQ supplementation reduces inflammation and cholesterol in Western diet-fed baboons, altering immunometabolic networks through FOXA2 and NTRK1 pathways.

bioRxiv · Feb 14, 2026 · PreprintPhysiology