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The Liver as a Hub in Thermogenesis.

Cell Metabolism 2017 September 6
Manipulating thermogenesis could increase energy expenditure and improve metabolism. Brown fat is a major site of nonshivering thermogenesis, but other tissues, notably muscle and liver, can contribute to cold adaptation. In this issue, Simcox et al. (2017) demonstrate in cold-exposed mice that liver-generated acylcarnitines are required to fuel thermogenesis.

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