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Mature-onset obesity in p62-deficient male mice maintains skeletal muscle mass despite metabolic dysfunction.

Physiol Rep · 2026 · PMC13079410 · PMID 41981772

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3.5 Tissue weights and muscle morphology At study termination, spleen weight showed a strong trend toward being increased in p62 − / − mice compared to controls (+106.8%, p = 0.056; Figure 3a ).

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There was a trend toward elevated tumor necrosis factor‐α (TNF‐α) expression in the gastrocnemius of p62 − / − mice (+179.9%, p = 0.057; Figure 4b ), although this did not reach statistical significance. 4 DISCUSSION The present investigation provides insights into the relationship between p62 deficiency, metabolic dysfunction, and skeletal muscle health at an intermediate timepoint (34 weeks).

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