Injecting leptin into a leptin-deficient mouse would cause it to:

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Injecting leptin into a leptin-deficient mouse would cause it to:

Injecting leptin into a leptin-deficient mouse would cause it to:
   a.   become sedentary.
   b.   experience pleasure.
   c.   gain weight.
   d.   lose weight.

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You're the bomb! Thank you so much lol

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I made sure to research it before answering this.

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