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The ZEB1 transcription factor is a novel repressor of adiposity in female mice.

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Figure 2. Female mice missing one TCF8 allele gain weight more readily. Mice were weaned to (A) a diet high in fat (60%) or (B) regular chow diet, and body weights (g) of female TCF8 + / 2 (black line) or WT (gray line) mice were recorded weekly as indicat
Figure 5. Increased fat accumulation is not the result of increased food consumption or decreased physical activity
Figure 6. Female TCF8+/2 mice exhibit impaired glucose uptake early in fat acquisition

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