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Comparative Transcriptomic Analysis of Obesity and Lipodystrophy Reveals Shared Mechanisms and Novel Targets in Adipose Tissue Dysfunction

2025-12-04

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The global rise in obesity poses a major public health challenge. While chronic energy surplus is a well-established driver of weight gain and obesity, the mechanisms linking adipose tissue (AT) expansion to cardiometabolic complications remain incompletely understood. In obese individuals, dysfunctional AT loses its capacity to store excess lipids, leading to ectopic fat accumulation and contributing to cardiomet...

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91b9ac15-faca-51c9-be9d-32c959c0ecff
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10.64898/2025.12.03.692243
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