Genetic Manipulation of IRAK2 in Obesity
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Other organizations : Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, Bristol-Myers Squibb (United States), University of Ottawa, Ottawa Hospital, Northeast Ohio Medical University
Variable analysis
- Genotype (IRAK2-deficient, IRAK2 kinase-inactive, Myd88-floxed, IL-1R1-deficient, Adiponectin-Cre, Ucp1-luc2/Ucp-tdTomato, HA-tagged IRAK2, HA-tagged MyD88, IRAK2 conditionally deficient)
- Diet (high-fat diet, standard rodent chow)
- Not explicitly mentioned
- Age (8-week old male mice, 6-week old mice)
- Housing conditions (specific pathogen-free facility, 14-h light/10-h dark cycle, free access to food and water)
- Approval by the Cleveland Clinic Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee
- Not applicable
- Not applicable
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