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Gut-derived hormones, the central nervous system, and pancreatic function interact to maintain energy homeostasis.
Understanding the interplay of these systems can inform strategies for addressing metabolic disorders.
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Energy homeostasis arises from a complex interplay between gut-derived hormones, the central nervous system, and pancreatic function.
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The Bioenergetic Architecture of Metabolic Regulation: From Gut–Brain Signalling to Next-Generation Peptide Pharmacology
Miriana Rega et al. · Clinical bioenergetics · 2026
DOI 10.3390/clinbioenerg2010005
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