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Spexin suppress food intake in zebrafish: evidence from gene knockout study

Zheng et al., 2017

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Zheng B
Li S
Liu Y
Li Y
Chen H
Tang H
Liu X
Lin H
Zhang Y
Cheng C
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Abstract Spexin1 (SPX1) is a newly discovered neuropeptide in vertebrates. Its biological function remains to be elucidated. In this study, we have generated the zebrafish spx1−/− mutant lines using transcription activator-like effector nucleases. Phenotypes of the spx1 …
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