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Thousands of genes are involved in the regulation of our day-to-day metabolism and relatively little is understood about their function. One key protein, an ABC Transporter called ABCC5, has recently been predicted to be a susceptibility gene for Type 2 diabetes. In a new study selected as Editor's Choice in Obesity, Associate Professor Heidi de Wet has confirmed ABCC5's role in energy metabolism and identified the mechanism behind its metabolic impact for the first time.
Ahmed Zaher
Ahmed Zaher - Senior clinical fellow in intensive care
Kristijan Jovanoski
BBiomed(Hons), MPhil Melb, DPhil Oxon Kristijan Jovanoski - Postdoctoral Research Scientist
Jacinta Kalisch-Smith
PhD Jacinta Kalisch-Smith - BHF Intermediate Basic Science Fellow
Keith Dorrington
MA DPhil BCh DM FRCA Keith Dorrington - Emeritus Associate Professor of Physiology
Andrew King
BSc, PhD, FTPS, FMedSci, FRS Andrew King - Director, Centre for Integrative Neuroscience & Wellcome Principal Research Fellow
Victoria Bajo Lorenzana
Victoria Bajo Lorenzana - Associate Professor of Neuroscience
Andia Redpath
BSc, MRes, PhD Andia Redpath - Oxford BHF CRE Basic Science Intermediate Transition Fellow

