ArticleBiochemistry and biophysics reports2020
Diabetogenic diet-induced insulin resistance associates with lipid droplet proteins and adipose tissue secretome, but not with sexual dimorphic adipose tissue fat accumulation in wistar rats.
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Abstract
The role of sexual dimorphic adipose tissue fat accumulation in the development of insulin resistance is well known. However, whether vitamin A status and/or its metabolic pathway display any sex- or depot (visceral/subcutaneous)-specific pattern and have a role in sexual dimorphic adipose tissue development and insulin resistance are not completely understood. Therefore, to assess this, 5 weeks old Wistar male and female rats of eight from each sex were provided either control or diabetogenic (high fat, high sucrose) diet for 26 weeks. At the end, consumption of diabetogenic diet increased the visceral fat depots (
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