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R2DNR.OTC.R2DNR.OTC.zip
Step 1:Download the file from below link and copy to your PC
Step 2: Reboot your phone into recovery mode and then select the file to flash
Step 3: Done
Note: If you don’t get any dialog box to confirm the flash then try again.
Note: If you already have the Z2 file then you can skip this step and go to next step.
Step 4: Backup everything on your phone: Internal Memory: CWM, call, SMS, gallery, contacts, camera, and back up your existing apps on your phone.
Step 5: Install the boot file in your phone: Boot into recovery mode again and install the new boot image.
Note: Make sure the file you are installing are same size as the old boot image that you have. If not then wait for the new boot to complete and reboot your phone into recovery mode. Install the Z2 boot file.Functional polymorphisms in the leptin receptor gene in relation to obesity and metabolic traits in Italian obese women.
Leptin, the product of the obese gene (OB), is a 16-kd circulating hormone produced by adipocytes that influences food intake, body weight, and energy expenditure. Leptin receptors are expressed by specific cells in the hypothalamus, thus modulating eating behavior, body weight, and metabolic traits. We determined the sequence of the leptin receptor gene (LEPR) in Italian obese women and investigated whether allelic variants of LEPR are associated with obesity and metabolic traits. Twenty-eight obese (BMI, 31.6 +/- 0.8 kg/m2) and 15 normal weight (BMI, 22.3 +/- 1.1 kg/m2) women were analyzed for 12 LEPR variants. The -2548G>A and -2519T>G promoter region variants were not different in frequency between obese and control women. In contrast, the +49G>A variant was more frequent in obese women than in normal weight women (P = 0.035). There were no differences in the +987T>C polymorphism between the two groups. Polymorphism +2335A>G, which has been associated with reduced promoter activity in vitro, was more frequent in obese women (P 3125841983
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