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Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Adipose Tissue Development
1 Jul 1992
Abstract excerpt
Both in animals and humans, before or after birth, angiogenesis appears to be closely coordinated in time and space with the formation of fat cell clusters. Monobutyrin, a novel fat-specific angiogenesis factor, may play a role in this process. The potential to acquire new fat cells appears to be permanent throughout life in both animals and humans, as revealed by in vitro experiments. Considerable evidence now...
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