Differential expression of adipose tissue proteins between obesity‐susceptible and‐resistant rats fed a high‐fat diet
JI Joo, TS Oh, DH Kim, DK Choi, X Wang, JW Choi…�- …, 2011 - Wiley Online Library
One of the major questions in the field of obesity is why some humans become obese
(obesity prone, OP) and others resist the development of obesity (obesity resistant, OR)
when exposed to a high‐calorie diet, which has not been completely studied. Therefore, in
the present study, in order to gain insight into the molecular mechanisms underlying this
propensity, we have performed a comparative analysis of protein expression profiles in
white adipose tissue (WAT) and brown adipose tissue (BAT) of rats fed a high‐fat diet by 2�…
(obesity prone, OP) and others resist the development of obesity (obesity resistant, OR)
when exposed to a high‐calorie diet, which has not been completely studied. Therefore, in
the present study, in order to gain insight into the molecular mechanisms underlying this
propensity, we have performed a comparative analysis of protein expression profiles in
white adipose tissue (WAT) and brown adipose tissue (BAT) of rats fed a high‐fat diet by 2�…
Differential expression of adipose tissue proteins between obesity-susceptible and-resistant rats fed a high-fat diet.
JJI Joo JeongIn, OTS Oh TaeSeok… - 2011 - cabidigitallibrary.org
One of the major questions in the field of obesity is why some humans become obese
(obesity prone, OP) and others resist the development of obesity (obesity resistant, OR)
when exposed to a high-calorie diet, which has not been completely studied. Therefore, in
the present study, in order to gain insight into the molecular mechanisms underlying this
propensity, we have performed a comparative analysis of protein expression profiles in
white adipose tissue (WAT) and brown adipose tissue (BAT) of rats fed a high-fat diet by 2�…
(obesity prone, OP) and others resist the development of obesity (obesity resistant, OR)
when exposed to a high-calorie diet, which has not been completely studied. Therefore, in
the present study, in order to gain insight into the molecular mechanisms underlying this
propensity, we have performed a comparative analysis of protein expression profiles in
white adipose tissue (WAT) and brown adipose tissue (BAT) of rats fed a high-fat diet by 2�…
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