Our understanding of obesity since the discovery of leptin has revolved around the idea that BMI has a genetic basis, with approximately 4070% of the variation in BMI in the population being attributable to heritable factors [9], and that the majority of genetic variation associated with BMI is in the central nervous system (CNS) [10]
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Neuroimaging studies have consistently demonstrated reduced D2R availability, reflected by decreased binding potential, in key striatal and extrastriatal regions of obese individuals, supporting an association between obesity, central dopaminergic hypofunction, and dysregulated prolactin homeostasis ( 5 Mechanisms by which obesity may promote hyperprolactinemia We have systematically analyzed the potential mechanisms by which hyperprolactinemia promotes obesity
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