Ellen Gammelmark Klinggaard

Abstract Human white adipose tissue undergoes major remodelling during sustained weight gain that may compromise tissue function and drive cardiometabolic comorbidities. Although weight loss reverses many of these complications, the cellular and molecular adaptations of adipose tissue to different weight loss interventions are poorly understood.

Abstract During sustained weight gain, human white adipose tissue undergoes dramatic remodeling that may compromise adipose tissue function and lead to obesity comorbidities such as cardiometabolic disease. These comorbidities can be at least partially reversed by weight loss; however, the degree to which human adipose tissue is remodeled during weight loss is currently unclear.