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Sleep Apnea and Ectopic Fat Deposition
Chest, 2014Indeed, as pointed out by the authors, OSA is linked to a multitude of derangements of metabolism, including diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidemia, and others. It is essential to understand whether OSA-targeted therapy will prevent or halt the development of associated cardiometabolic conditions.
Aibek E, Mirrakhimov +1 more
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Pattern of lean and fat deposition in adults
Nature, 1977THE fact that obesity becomes more common when societies change from a subsistence/labour intensive to an affluent/sedentary way of life might be taken simply as a demonstration that easy living encourages slothfulness and gluttony. Fat people, however, do not in general seem to eat more than thin ones, and there is increasing evidence of an inherited ...
A E, Dugdale, P R, Payne
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Immunomodulation of fat deposition
Livestock Production Science, 1995Abstract Consumer concern about health together with resistance to the use of exogenous substances in meat production has increased the importance of developing ‘friendly’ methods to increase the lean content of meat. Immunological methods may be more consumer acceptable.
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Analysis of yellow “fat” deposits on Inuit boots
Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy, 2009Irregular residues of a yellow deposit that was assumed to be seal fat used for waterproofing were observed in the creases of the outer surface of a pair of Inuit boots from Arctic Canada. A sample of this deposit detached from one of these areas on these boots was examined initially by FT-Raman microscopy, from which interesting and rather surprising ...
Edwards, Howell G.M. +3 more
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Radiochlorine as a tracer in fat deposition
Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society, 1965AbstractRadiochlorine38 was evaluated and found to be suitable for use as a tracer in studying the deposition of fat in porcinepanniculus adiposus tissue. Its short half‐life makes its preparation from natural chlorine simple and inexpensive, and also minimizes long‐term contamination problems, and its energetic beta and gamma rays makes its radio ...
J. D. Sink +3 more
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Growth and Fat Deposition in the Mouse
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1955Mice of the C57BL/Fn strain and the I/Fn strain were placed after weaning on a diet containing 50% fat. The carcass fat content of C57BL/Fn mice increased linearly with the age of the animals. Plotting fat content against fat-free weight for young animals of the C57BL/Fn and all animals of the I/Fn strains yielded a straight line of slope 0.1.
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DEPOSITS OF FAT IN TRACHOMATOUS PANNUS
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1936Among the various changes of the cornea in trachoma united under the general name of pannus or interpreted as sequels of it there is one form of damage of the cornea which is of great interest. It is characterized by the appearance of pale yellowish spots which are situated mainly in the center of the cornea.
A. J. BRUCK, E. F. Lyon
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Relation between fat deposits in body fat accumulation
2019Aims and objectives: Currently, the world population is facing an epidemic of overweight, which leads to metabolic dysregulations. The uncontrolled accumulation of body fat is due to several known factors, like the high consumption associated with poor energy...
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