Polymorphism and methylation of the MC4R gene in obese and non-obese dogs

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in contrast to the human it is rather unlikely that the MC4R gene is significantly associated with predisposition to #obesity across all dog breeds https://t.co/h6uAanKJ8u https://t.co/EawFtYpZsF

RT @SpringerCellBio: Researchers from @PUMS_tweets report on #polymorphism and #methylation of the #MC4R gene in obese and non-obese dogs h…

Researchers from @PUMS_tweets report on #polymorphism and #methylation of the #MC4R gene in obese and non-obese dogs https://t.co/SSN76njaMw

Speaking of MC4, study finds no relationship bw receptor and dog obesity. Why ain't that ruff! https://t.co/b7XFAeVpIY