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The many secret lives of adipocytes: implications for diabetes
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Scherer, Philipp E
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Adipocytes
/ Adipose tissue
/ Diabetes
/ Diabetes mellitus
/ Homeostasis
/ Metabolism
/ Non-pharmacological intervention
2019
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Scherer, Philipp E
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Adipocytes
/ Adipose tissue
/ Diabetes
/ Diabetes mellitus
/ Homeostasis
/ Metabolism
/ Non-pharmacological intervention
2019
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The many secret lives of adipocytes: implications for diabetes
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The many secret lives of adipocytes: implications for diabetes
2019
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Overview
Adipose tissue remains a cryptic organ. The ubiquitous presence of adipocytes, the different fat pads in distinct anatomical locations, the many different types of fat, in each case with their distinct precursor populations, and the ability to interchange into other types of fat cells or even de-differentiate altogether, offers a staggering amount of complexity to the adipose tissue organ as a whole. Adipose tissue holds the key to improving our understanding of systemic metabolic homeostasis. As such, understanding adipose tissue physiology offers the basis for a mechanistic understanding of the pathophysiology of diabetes. This review presents some of the lesser known aspects of this fascinating tissue, which consistently still offers much opportunity for the discovery of novel targets for pharmacological intervention.
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Springer Nature B.V
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