Figure 4.
E2 replacement rescues insulin response in POMC neurons from OVX females. (A) In voltage clamp, insulin (20 nM) induced an inward current in POMC neurons from control diet-fed OVX female mice. Vhold = –60 mV. (B) In DIO OVX females, the insulin response was abrogated in POMC neurons. (C) However, the insulin response was rescued in DIO OVX females with E2 treatment (see “Materials and Methods”). (D) Bar graph summarizing the responses of insulin-induced currents in normal diet and OVX DIO and E2-treated female Pomc-EGFP mice. Data points represent the mean ± SEM. One-way ANOVA: effect of treatment, F(2, 41) = 17.74, P < 0.0001; Newman-Keuls multiple-comparison post hoc test. **** and #### indicate P < 0.001. Cell numbers are indicated. ns, no significant difference.

E2 replacement rescues insulin response in POMC neurons from OVX females. (A) In voltage clamp, insulin (20 nM) induced an inward current in POMC neurons from control diet-fed OVX female mice. Vhold = –60 mV. (B) In DIO OVX females, the insulin response was abrogated in POMC neurons. (C) However, the insulin response was rescued in DIO OVX females with E2 treatment (see “Materials and Methods”). (D) Bar graph summarizing the responses of insulin-induced currents in normal diet and OVX DIO and E2-treated female Pomc-EGFP mice. Data points represent the mean ± SEM. One-way ANOVA: effect of treatment, F(2, 41) = 17.74, P < 0.0001; Newman-Keuls multiple-comparison post hoc test. **** and #### indicate P < 0.001. Cell numbers are indicated. ns, no significant difference.

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