Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8656877 Atherosclerosis 2018 50 Pages PDF
Abstract
These results suggest that GPR109A signaling leads to a reduction in triglyceride and insulin levels, and that the triglyceride-lowering effect of nicotinic acid is at least partially mediated by GPR109A signaling.
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Overexpressing human GPR109A leads to pronounced reduction in plasma triglyceride levels in BAC transgenic rats
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