IMPACT OF PRENATAL PROGRAMMING ON BROWN ADIPOSE STRESS-RELATED CHANGES IN ADULTHOOD
Journal Title: Праці Наукового товариства ім. Шевченка - Year 2017, Vol 49, Issue
Abstract
Brown adipose tissue (BAT) is most obvious in small mammals and infant humans, but was often believed to be lost postnatally within the fi rst few years of the human life. Recent studies using positron emission tomography have demonstrated that healthy adult humans do possess signifi cant depots of metabolically active BAT. Regarding to its signifi cant capacity to control chemical energy, triglyceride and glucose metabolism, BAT could be a potential target for treatment obesity and metabolic syndrome.
Authors and Affiliations
O. V. BEZPALKO, Oksana Zayachkivska
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP306107
- DOI -
- Views 127
- Downloads 0
HOW TO ANALYZE TEST OF SALIVA MICROCRYSTALISATION AS A PREDICTOR OF STRESS RESISTIBILITY AND AN APPROXIMATE OVULATION TIME?
Abstract: Aim: The aim of the study was to reveal the relationship between stress resistibility levels and saliva microcrystallization and to investigate whether menstruation phase has infl uence on the saliva microcryst...
LIFE CREDO - SERVING SCIENCE
This year on the 10th of March, Dmytro Deonysovych Zerbino, clinical pathologist, who started to work at Lviv University in 1966, celebrated his 90th birthday. D.D. Zerbino - doctor of medical sciences (1965), professor...
CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF THE NEW BOROCARBIDE Sm10B9C12
New ternary samarium borocarbide Sm10B9C12 has been prepared by arc melting the initial elements in argon atmosphere, followed with annealing in silica tubes at 1270 K for 1000 h. Crystal structure of Sm10B9C12 was deter...
INFLUENCE OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE-RELEASING ASPIRIN ON M UCOSAL INTEGRITY OF ESOPHAGEAL AND GASTRIC MUCOSA
Introduction. Aspirin is one o f the widely prescribed antiplatelet and anti-inflammatory drugs and last data expanded its role into complex biological processes such as cancerogenesis, despite the fact that its effects...
METHODS TO DETECT STRESS RESPONSE IN BLOOD PHAGOCYTES
The ability of myeloid blood cells, particularly neutrophils and monocyte, to engulf and digest objects constitute the important stress-defense mechanism of the body. These object are both pathogens – bacteria or viruses...