UC Riverside Finds Sex-Specific Immune Roles in Fat
UC Riverside scientists found that sex-specific immune cell behavior in fat tissue influences how males and females respond to obesity.
UC Riverside scientists found that sex-specific immune cell behavior in fat tissue influences how males and females respond to obesity.
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