Peter Attia· MD
which chromosome chromosome six of the mouse it's chromosome seven of the human we actually knew that because we could put the orthologues of the mouse genes down on human DNA
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which chromosome chromosome six of the mouse it's chromosome seven of the human we actually knew that because we could put the orthologues of the mouse genes down on human DNA
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we knew based on Doug Coleman's work that the OB gene was on chromosome 6
ultimately where did this ligand where did it show up the OB gene showed up almost solely virtually solely I mean in adipose tissue fully consistent with the idea that adipose tissue was producing something that was picked up in Doug's para bios's experiments