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This review may provide a background to guide future research about the cellular mechanisms of GLP-1-induced feeding inhibition

In hepatocytes, GLP-1 inhibits intracellular lipid production through the cAMP/AMPK signaling pathway, and this pathway can act directly upon LXR (Henquin, 2000)