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A mathematical model jointly describing mouse appetite-driven meal intake across diets and GLP-1RA treatments (semaglutide, exenatide) passed qualitative checks and a chi2 test with disagreement below threshold (348<1111).
- Why it matters: Meal-level eating dynamics are often hidden when summarized as daily or weekly energy intake, limiting how behavioural changes can be linked to disease prevention in mouse studies.
- What they did: The model jointly fit three studies, then validated predictive performance using four pre-existing studies plus one new study.
- The result: Simulations of mouse populations under dietary and GLP-1RA interventions produced predictions qualitatively consistent with the literature, supporting preclinical drug discovery and study design.
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