Fat-Burning Protein HSL Found Controlling Fat Cell Health From the Nucleus
A protein thought only to burn fat secretly protects fat cell health from inside the nucleus, reshaping obesity and metabolic disease research.
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A protein thought only to burn fat secretly protects fat cell health from inside the nucleus, reshaping obesity and metabolic disease research.
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A key fat metabolism protein works inside cell nuclei to keep fat tissue healthy — its absence causes fat loss, not gain.
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