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ABSTRACT: Objective
The overexpression of the adipose gene (adp/WDTC1) in mice inhibits lipid accumulation and improves the metabolic profile. Subcutaneous fat adp expression in humans and its relation to metabolic parameters was evaluated.Design and methods
Abdominal subcutaneous fat adp expression, insulin sensitivity (clamp), and respiratory quotient (RQ; indirect calorimetry) were assessed in: 36 obese and 56 BMI-, race-, and sex-matched type 2 diabetic volunteers (Look AHEAD Adipose Ancillary Study); 37 nondiabetic Pima Indians including obese (n = 18) and nonobese (n = 19) subjects and; 62 nonobese nondiabetic subjects at the Pennington Center in the ADAPT study.Results
In the Look AHEAD Study, adp expression normalized for cyclophilin B was higher in males versus femal
SUBMITTER: Galgani JE
PROVIDER: S-EPMC3695019 | biostudies-literature | 2013 Nov
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature