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Advances in Non-Invasive Neuromodulation Techniques for Improving Cognitive Function: A Review

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By Ruijuan Chen, Rui Wang, Jieying Fei, Lengjie Huang
| MDPI
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A CCL2+DPP4+ subset of mesenchymal stem cells expedites aberrant formation of creeping fat in humans - Nature Communications

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By Fangting Wu, Qian Zhou, Xi Liu, Da Zhang, Weidong Wang, Yi Tao, Xinghua Pan, Kai Sun, Fang Xie, Fengfei Wu, Jieying Fei, Yubing Lin, Qiaoqiao Lin
| Nature Verified
Abstract Creeping fat is a typical feature of Crohn’s disease. It refers to the expansion of mesenteric adipose tissue around inflamed and fibrotic intestines and is associated with stricture formation and intestinal obstruction. In this study, we characterize creeping fat as pro-adipogenic and pro-fibrotic. Lipidomics analysis of Crohn’s disease patients (sixteen males, six females) and healthy controls (five males, ten females) reveals abnormal lipid metabolism in creeping fat.
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