F1000 Posters Based on: 59th Society for Gynecologic Investigation Annual Meeting. 2012 Mar:T-117
Here, Mina Desai's group demonstrates that epigenetic changes occurring in adipocytes of intrauterine growth restricted (IUGR) newborns cause an increase in the adipogenesis and lipogenesis. Understanding early changes in adipose tissue biology is the key to develop new therapeutic targets to prevent obesity.
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