Association of In Vivo Adipose Tissue Cellular Kinetics With Markers of Metabolic Health in Humans

Ursula White; Mark Fitch; Robbie A. Beyl; Marc Hellerstein; Éric Ravussin

doi:10.1210/jc.2016-4000

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Our results challenge the AT expandability hypothesis and suggest that higher in vivo adipose cell turnover is positively associated with BMI and VAT/TAT and negatively associated with insulin sensitivity, all correlates of impaired metabolic health.

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