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has dominant effects on thermogenesis through TRα that is expressed in the skeletal muscle and adipose tissue, whereas it impacts on lipid metabolism through TRβ that is mainly expressed in the liver ( 2 , 3 , 4 ). It is well established that thyroid
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rare, circumscribed adipose tissue dystrophy (usually atrophy, very rarely hypertrophy) represents a characteristic side effect in insulin injection sites. An immunological reaction within the adipose tissue is assumed, although clinical signs of
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modulation of adipose tissue or through other ways remains to be further clarified. In conclusion, our preliminary study suggests that serum irisin levels increased in girls with CPP and PT, but it is not a reliable biomarker to distinguish patients with
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undiscovered peptides processed in these regions. The fact that CPE is also detected in various peripheral tissues implicates its role in peptide processing. The level of CPE mRNA is relatively high in human adipose tissue as showed by both expressions