Her team focused on white adipose tissue, or WAT, the primary kind of fat tissue that grows with age. The research team suspected that more was happening than just the enlargement of existing fat ...

As people reach middle age and beyond, their waistlines tend to expand. Additional abdominal fat is known to cause a variety of health problems... | Cell And Molecular Biology ...

Aging unlocks fat-making stem cells that expand belly fat * CP-A cells actively multiply in middle age, driving fat gain * LIFR signaling is crucial in //triggering new fat cell formation Ever noticed ...

A new review published in Genes & Diseases highlights the transformative role of microRNAs (miRNAs) in regulating and potentially reversing adipose tissue fibrosis, a condition closely linked to ...

Nearly all U.S. adults with obesity as diagnosed by BMI also have an elevated waist circumference or excess body fat, ...

Teoxane Publishes New Study Confirming Safety, Biocompatibility, and Long-Term Efficacy of RHA®4 in Midface Augmentation Teoxane has released a new study in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery – Global ...

Having scattered fibroglandular tissue means your breasts contain mostly fatty tissue with a few areas of fibroglandular tissue. The density of your breast tissue can affect your breast cancer risk.

That bit of tissue was then sent to the Allen Institute, where it was sliced into more than 25,000 thin layers. About 95 million high-resolution images of the tissue slices were recorded using an ...

Fatty acids released by ATGL in adipose tissue inhibit post-translational activation of SREBP1c in the liver. We propose that this ATGL/SREBP-1c axis adds an additional layer of coordination ...

Our work on the skin was naturally born out of the inner ear research because the inner ear and the skin are related organs—they arise in the same tissue layer in early development. We found ways to ...

In the summer and winter, the lakes separate into distinct temperature layers: warmer at the surface in summer and colder in winter. It's why ice forms at the surface during winter and doesn't sink.