Astrup, Arne
Arne Astrup is a Danish professor of human biology at Maastricht University Medical Centre in the Netherlands. He has dedicated his research to understanding the mechanisms behind obesity and developing effective weight loss interventions. His work includes studies on genome-wide associations for weight loss, focusing on two large low-caloric diet interventions: the Canadian Optifast900 meal replacement program and the DiOGenes clinical trial. Astrup's research has led to the identification of a weight loss locus on chromosome 8p11 and provided evidence for NKX6.3 as a potential functional candidate gene.
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