Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (RYGB) typically leads to substantial, long term weight loss (WL) and diabetes remission, though there is a wide variation in response to RYGB among individual patients. Defining the pathways through which RYGB works should aid in the development of less invasive anti-obesity treatments, while identifying weight regulatory pathways unengaged by RYGB could facilitate the development of therapies that complement the beneficial effects of surgery.
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