Lichaamsprocessen zijn met elkaar verweven op manieren die blijven verwonderen. Zo blijkt zelfs de neus een ‘metabool orgaan’ te zijn. Een gen met een specifieke functie in de neus maakt muizen obees, een waarneming die Amerikaanse onderzoekers niet links laten liggen. Wat heeft de neus nog verder te maken met metabolisme?
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