Low-fat diet and adenosine improve kidney lesions in obese mice by improving a high-fat diet by upregulating Ace2 and Mme protein

At present, the global obesity problem is becoming more and more serious, placing a huge burden on individuals and society. Obesity causes obesity-associated kidney disease, which poses great challenges to patients' lives and economies. We designed a set of experiments to study the effects of low-fat diet and adenosine interventions on kidney complications in obese mice, and found target proteins to protect obesity-associated kidney disease.