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SUMMARY:30/05 : LE 13H DE JAE BUM KIM @ RESTORE
UID:https://restore-lab.fr/30-05-le-13h-de-jae-bum-kim-restore/
LOCATION:RESTORE Bâtiment INCERE, 4bis avenue hubert curien 31100 Toulouse
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DESCRIPTION:Adipose Tissue Remodeling and Its Role in Energy Metabolism
		White adipose tissue (WAT) is a central organ of lipid and glucose
metabolism that impacts systemic energy homeostasis. WAT actively senses
nutritional changes and accordingly stores extra energy in the form of
triglycerides or supplies nutrients to other organs.Also, WAT regulates
whole-body energy metabolism by communicating locally and with distant
tissues by secreting signaling molecules such as adipokines, lipokines,
metabolites, and exosomes. In obesity, multiple insults promote aberrant
gene expression in WAT and lead to WAT dysfunction. Obesity is one of the
major risk factors for the development of metabolic diseases such as
cardiovascular diseases, type 2 diabetes, and atherosclerosis as well as
cancer.Accordingly, significant advances have been made over the past few
decades in the understanding of obesity-induced aberrant WAT remodeling and
its pathophysiology concerning obesity-related metabolic disorders. In this
presentation, I will discuss the heterogeneity of adipose tissue and energy
homeostasis with crosstalk between multiple cell types.		
							
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		Pour en apprendre davantage		
																										
		 Jae Bum Kim, Ph. D.Director, Center for Adipocyte Structure &
Function, National Leading Researcher InitiativesProfessor of Biological
Sciences, Institute of Molecular Biology and GeneticsSeoul National
University, Seoul, Korea		
							
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