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Early Detrimental Metabolic Outcomes of rs17300539-A Allele of ADIPOQ Gene Despite Higher Adiponectinemia
Obesity, 11/10/09

Morandi A et al. – The rs17300539–A variant, though consistently associated with higher adiponectin levels, does not exert any appreciable protective metabolic effect in children, either in the presence or absence of obesity. In contrast, this SNP may increase the risk for childhood obesity and related insulin resistance.

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