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    Obesity and adiponectin

    Obesity and adiponectin

    Published 2009
    Table of Contents: “…Contents: Adipose tissue as an endocrine organ -- Local and systemic inflammation increases due to dysfunctional adipose tissue -- Dysfunctional adipose tissue is more fibrotic -- Factors involved in inflammation -- Factors involved in energy homeostasis -- The Adipokine panel for clinical studies -- Impact of visceral fat pad on liver -- Retinol binding protein 4 (RBP4) -- Resistin -- Adiponectin -- Adiponectin multimerization -- Prospective marker of CVD -- Hepatic insulin sensitizer -- Anti-steatotic action of Adiponectin -- A mediator of PPARg agonist action -- Type 2 diabetic patients -- Hypertension -- Renal failure -- Cancer -- Transgenic overexpression of Adiponectin in ob/ob mice.…”
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    Obesity and adiponectin

    Obesity and adiponectin

    Published 2009
    Table of Contents: “…Contents: Adipose tissue as an endocrine organ -- Local and systemic inflammation increases due to dysfunctional adipose tissue -- Dysfunctional adipose tissue is more fibrotic -- Factors involved in inflammation -- Factors involved in energy homeostasis -- The Adipokine panel for clinical studies -- Impact of visceral fat pad on liver -- Retinol binding protein 4 (RBP4) -- Resistin -- Adiponectin -- Adiponectin multimerization -- Prospective marker of CVD -- Hepatic insulin sensitizer -- Anti-steatotic action of Adiponectin -- A mediator of PPARg agonist action -- Type 2 diabetic patients -- Hypertension -- Renal failure -- Cancer -- Transgenic overexpression of Adiponectin in ob/ob mice.…”
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    Obesity and adiponectin

    Obesity and adiponectin

    Published 2009
    Table of Contents: “…Contents: Adipose tissue as an endocrine organ -- Local and systemic inflammation increases due to dysfunctional adipose tissue -- Dysfunctional adipose tissue is more fibrotic -- Factors involved in inflammation -- Factors involved in energy homeostasis -- The Adipokine panel for clinical studies -- Impact of visceral fat pad on liver -- Retinol binding protein 4 (RBP4) -- Resistin -- Adiponectin -- Adiponectin multimerization -- Prospective marker of CVD -- Hepatic insulin sensitizer -- Anti-steatotic action of Adiponectin -- A mediator of PPARg agonist action -- Type 2 diabetic patients -- Hypertension -- Renal failure -- Cancer -- Transgenic overexpression of Adiponectin in ob/ob mice.…”
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