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Diet-induced Obese Tg32 (hFcRN) : a New Platform for PK Analysis of Anti-obesity Peptide-Fc Based and Antibody Therapeutics

Diet-induced Obese Tg32 (hFcRN) : a New Platform for PK Analysis of Anti-obesity Peptide-Fc Based and Antibody Therapeutics

Published Date July 6, 2026

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