Adipose tissue in health and disease

Adipose tissue in health and disease

Leff, Todd A.
Granneman, James

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The study of adipose tissue is directly related to our understanding of obesity and clinically important diseases in developed countries, in particular diabetes and cardiovascular disease.This unique 2 Volume Set presents a comprehensive overview of adipose tissue in health and disease, covering all different aspects of the topic. The volumes are an essential resource on a topic vital for fighting the worldwide obesity epidemic. The first volume describes in detail the adipose tissue development and morphology before moving on to metabolic functions of adipose tissue. The secondvolume focuses on the endocrine functions and closes with the comparative andevolutionary aspects of adipose tissue. INDICE: Volume I Overview - Introduction ADIPOSE TISSUE DEVELOPMENT AND MORPHOLOGY Adipocyte Differentiation Development of Adipose Tissue Structure of Adipose Tissue in Adults Fat Depot Specific Function Plasticity of Adipose Tissue and Adipocytes: Stromal and Adipocytes Biology of Adipose Tissue Stem Cells METABOLIC FUNCTIONS OF ADIPOSE TISSUE Overview of Physiological Control of Lipid Mobilization and Storage LPL and the Absorption of Fat from Circulating Lipoproteins Membrane Fatty Acid Transporters Intracellular Fatty Acid Transporters Formation and Strucuture of the Lipid Storage Droplet Lipases ATGL, HSL and Others Organization and Control of Lipolysis and the Lipid Storage Droplet Aquaporin Signaling Pathways Controlling Lipolysis Volume II ENDOCRINE FUNCTIONS OF ADIPOSE TISSUE Leptin Secretion and Function Adiponectin Resistin Adipokines that Influence Blood Pressure Regulation Adipokines and Inflammation ADIPOSE TISSUE AND DISEASE Obesity and Adipose Tissue Viral Induced Obesity Environmental Obesogens Cachexia Epidemiology and Pubilc Health Aspects of Obesity Obesity and the Lipotoxicity Hypothesis Obesity and Diabetes Obesity and Cardiovascular Disease Obesity and Cancer Human Mutations, FPLD Acquired Human Lipodystrophies Lipodystrophies in the Mouse Thiazolidinedione Action -adipose Tissue PPARgamma COMPARATIVE AND EVOLUTIONARY ASPECTS OF ADIPOSE TISSUE Comparative and Evolutionary Analysis of Adipose Tissue The Function of Brown Fat Tissuein Metabolism Non-vertebrate Model Organisms Adipose Tissue and Immune Function in the Mosquito Lipid Droplet Formation and Function in Drosophila.

  • ISBN: 978-3-527-31857-5
  • Editorial: Wiley-VCH
  • Encuadernacion: Desconocida
  • Fecha Publicación: 15/07/2009
  • Nº Volúmenes: 2
  • Idioma: Inglés