showed a trendp = 0.07
At 3 months of age, there was no significant difference in body weights, although the iMGL mice showed a trend toward higher body weight (wild type; 29.1±0.5g vs. iMGL; 30.4±0.5g, p = 0.07).
At 3 months of age, there was no significant difference in body weights, although the iMGL mice showed a trend toward higher body weight (wild type; 29.1±0.5g vs. iMGL; 30.4±0.5g, p = 0.07).
In fact, fasting leptin levels were 2.5-fold lower in the transgenic animals, although this observation did not reach statistical significance ( Fig.5 , p = 0.07).