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Reduced platelet count in mice protects against glucose intolerance and beta cell loss during a long-term high-fat diet

  • By

  • Niklas Burkhard

  • Johannes Hoch

  • Shanshan Zhang

  • Muataz Ali Hamad

  • Nicolas Schommer

  • Carolin Mogler

  • Daniela Stallmann

  • Pierre Mangin

  • Krystin Krauel

  • Daniel Duerschmied

  • Nancy Schanze

  • July 1, 2026

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Reduced platelet count in mice protects against glucose intolerance and beta cell loss during a long-term high-fat diet

  • by Niklas Burkhard, Johannes Hoch, Shanshan Zhang, Muataz Ali Hamad, Nicolas Schommer, Carolin Mogler, Daniela Stallmann, Pierre Mangin, Krystin Krauel, Daniel Duerschmied, Nancy Schanze

  • July 1, 2026

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