NeurosciencebioRxivPreprint
R-spondin 1 restores hypothalamic glucose-sensing and systemic glucose homeostasis via Wnt signaling in diet-induced obese mice
DOI 10.64898/2026.03.26.714630
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Ming‐Liang Lee
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Body temperature regulates glucose metabolism and torpid
Ming‐Liang Lee, Ching-Pu Chang, Chitoku Toda…·Ryosuke Enoki
This study shows that body temperature, not ambient temperature, strongly regulates glucose metabolism and behavior in QIH mice, with hypometabolism being secondary to hypothermia.
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Hypothalamic prostaglandins facilitate recovery from hypoglycemia but exacerbate recurrent hypoglycemia in mice
Takashi Abe, Shucheng Xu, Yuki Sugiura…·Chitoku Toda
This study investigates the role of hypothalamic prostaglandins in glucose recovery during acute hypoglycemia and recurrent hypoglycemia in mice, finding that they enhance recovery but impair counter-regulatory responses during recurrence.
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