Circadian clock dysfunction in human omental fat links obesity to metabolic inflammation

Nature·Apr 22

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Research suggests a link between circadian clock dysfunction in human fat tissue and obesity-related metabolic inflammation. Studies have explored the role of various factors, including the molecular clock and adipose tissue, in the development of metabolic diseases. The relationship between circadian rhythms, fat tissue, and disease progression appears to be complex, with potential bidirectional communication between different tissues and systems.

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