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BIOC 385
Q9.2: Based on the premise of the thrifty gene hypothesis, predict if the following hypothetical gene variants would be candidate thrifty genes. Explain your answer.
- Insulin receptor that has an increased affinity for insulin
- High basal levels of uncoupling protein in liver cells
- A hyperactive lipoprotein lipase on the plasma membrane in adipose cells
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