Collection: Lipid Metabolism in the Liver

I am pleased to announce that due to high interest, we’re now extended the submission deadline for npj Metabolic Health and Disease's special collection on 'Lipid metabolism in the liver.'

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You can now submit manuscripts until 30 June 2024!

In particular, we’re keen to receive high-quality original research on the following topics:
- Targeting lipid metabolism for treating NAFLD
- Hepatic lipid metabolism and insulin resistance
- Endocrine function of the liver
- Sphingolipids
- Circulating lipids as biomarkers for liver dysfunction
- Genetic factors underlying increased lipid burden

Read the call for papers here: https://lnkd.in/g_MFUkXG

As an open access journal, we are also able to consider APC waiver requests on an ad hoc basis. Authors can contact us at npjmetabhealth@nature.com with any pre-submission queries.

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