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infiltrated in adipose fat pads Macrophages infiltrated in distinct adipose fat pads are recognized to produce several interleukins that are able to cause insulin resistance ( 17 ). Adipose tissue macrophages (ATM) can assume two distinct phenotypes, the M1
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