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Molecular inflammation and adipose tissue matrix remodeling precede physiological adaptations to pregnancy

19 Jul 2012

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Changes in adipose tissue metabolism are central to adaptation of whole body energy homeostasis to pregnancy. To gain insight into the molecular mechanisms supporting tissue remodeling, we have characterized the longitudinal changes of the adipose transcriptome in human pregnancy. Healthy nonobese women recruited pregravid were followed in early (8-12 wk) and in late (36-38 wk) pregnancy. Adipose tissue biopsies...

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PMID: 22811467
DOI: 10.1152/ajpendo.00002.2012

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