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Human subcutaneous adipose tissue variability is driven by VEGFA, ACTA2, adipocyte density, and ancestral history of the patient

2023-06-03

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Adipose tissue is a dynamic regulatory organ that has profound effects on the overall health of patients. Unfortunately, inconsistencies in human adipose tissues are extensive and multifactorial including large variability in cellular sizes, lipid content, inflammation, extracellular matrix components, mechanics, and cytokines secreted. Given the high human variability, and since much of what is known about adipos...

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7a158adf-7bd5-5b83-b3c6-7d44a30480dd
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10.1101/2023.05.31.543052
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