Metabolic adaptation, transitions and resilience in overweight individuals

Gizem Aktas; Shauna O'Donovan

Metabolic adaptation, transitions and resilience in overweight individuals

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Abstract

Overweight and obesity are refractory conditions of human physiology. By using personalized computer models of human metabolism understanding is obtained about the dynamics of the ‘obese system’ and whether the effects of changes in nutrition and gut microbiota on metabolic health can be predicted.

Original language	English
Type	NWO Complexity Program PhD/Postdoc meeting
Media of output	Oral Presentation
Publication status	Published - Oct 2019

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Metabolic adaptation, transitions and resilience in overweight individuals

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