A Diet Induced Maladaptive Increase in Hepatic Mitochondrial DNA Precedes OXPHOS Defects and May Contribute to Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.

Cells · 2019 · PMC6830072 · PMID 31597406

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However, in the WD fed animals, we saw a decrease relative to the amount seen in HFD mice, which was not quite significant ( p = 0.076); the levels seemed to resemble those seen in the control group (mean ± SD = 3822 ± 600, n = 3). 3.4.

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