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Diet Polyphenol Curcumin Stimulates Hepatic Fgf21 Production and Restores Its Sensitivity in High-Fat-Diet-Fed Male Mice.
Endocrinology · 2017
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- $225,000
Neutraceuticals and diabetes: Nrf-2 activation is a critical mechanism underlying the effect of certain plant-derived compounds in preventing insulin resistance.
CIHR · 2012 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Diet Polyphenol Curcumin Stimulates Hepatic Fgf21 Production and Restores Its Sensitivity in High-Fat-Diet-Fed Male Mice.
Zeng K, Tian L, Patel R, Shao W, Song Z, Liu L, Manuel J, Ma X, McGilvray I, Cummins CL, Weng J, Jin T
Neutraceuticals and diabetes: Nrf-2 activation is a critical mechanism underlying the effect of certain plant-derived compounds in preventing insulin resistance.
Principal investigators: Fantus, Ivan G; Weng, Jianping
Keywords: Diabetes; Insulin Resistance; Neutraceuticals; Nrf-2; Obesity; Oxidative Stress
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