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Relationship of GDF15 with hepatic mitochondrial respiration is depending on the presence of fibrosis in obese individuals

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Anna Giannakogeorgou
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S. Kahl
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Cesare Granata
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Geronimo Heilmann
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Lucia Mastrototaro
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Bedair Dewidar
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Pavel Bobrov
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Iréne Esposito
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Aslihan Yavas
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Sandra Trenkamp
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Frank A. Granderath
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Matthias Schlensak
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Christos S. Mantzoros
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Michael Roden
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Patrick Schrauwen
DOI:10.1016/j.metabol.2025.156391delete
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• GDF15 associates negatively with whole-body and adipose tissue insulin sensitivity. • GDF15 correlates positively with hepatic mitochondrial respiration in persons without fibrosis. • GDF15 correlates negatively with hepatic mitochondrial respiration in humans with fibrosis. • Hepatic fibrosis abrogates the correlation of GDF15 with mitochondrial respiration.
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Metabolism
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heinrich-heine university düsseldorf
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krankenhaus neuwerk
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Leibniz Institute for Diabetes Research
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Harvard Medical School
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