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Results should be confirmed with a larger group and over a longer period of time 2
"The adipose tissue (AT) expandability hypothesis explains that the individual capacity to appropriately store energy surplus as fat within the AT prevents the toxic deposition of lipids in other organs, such as the pancreas. Looping back to the role of the brain in obesity, I would move one level higher in the cascade of downstream effects - to the central regulation of hedonic appetite and the wiring of the reward system, overexpressed obesogenic genes within the CNS, and the role of ultra-processed food
Moreover, the authors extended this mechanism to senescent cancer cells and demonstrated that these cells are more efficient than immunogenic cell death to induce immune system protection against tumor relapse
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