'Leptin receptor' presentation slideshows

Word Matters - An introduction to medical writing Kehong Zhang, MD, PhD

Word Matters - An introduction to medical writing Kehong Zhang, MD, PhD Editorial Director, Ivy Editing - China Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School (2003 ? 2007) Tel: 021-61390110; E-mail: paper@the ivy editing.com Website: www.the ivy editing.com. Ross Baldessarini, MD, DSc

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OBESITY

OBESITY. BY NII ASHIE. WHAT IS OBESITY. Obesity is a condition in which the natural energy reserve, stored in the fatty tissue of humans and other mammals, is increased to a point where it is a risk factor for certain health conditions or increased mortality. Wikepedia.com.

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Regulation of food intake

Regulation of food intake. Food intake. Regulation Endocrine Adipose tissue Pancreas Liver Muscle CNS. Critical area of study Type II diabetes Obesity Hormones involved in appetite regulation Interaction with insulin Glucose uptake Triglyceride metabolism. Endocrine factors.

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Leptin Receptor Market Manufacturing Analysis, Economic Impact and Forecasts To 2017

Leptin receptor or LEP-R is a protein encoded by the LEPR gene. It acts as a receptor for hormone LEP/leptin. Upon binding it mediates LEP central and peripheral effects through the activation of different signaling pathways such as JAK2/STAT3.

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NPY / AGRP Neuron

Appetite-decreasing Effects of PYY3-36. Pancreas. Colon. Fat Tissue. Stomach. Leptin. Insulin. Ghrelin. PYY3-36. Ghrelin receptor. Insulin receptor. Leptin receptor. Y2R. NPY / AGRP Neuron. POMC Neuron. ?- MSH. AGRP. hypothalamus. NPY. Arcuate nucleus. Y1R. MC4R/ MC3R.

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Adipokine

The traditional concept is that adipose tissue is an inert tissue that functions as storing fat, supplying energy and insulation, absorbing shock, regulating body temperature, filling and fixing. However, in recent years it has been observed that adipose tissue is also an endocrine organ with active metabolism and complex functions.

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