… The first to suggest a role beyond a repository for lipids for adipose tissue was von Gierke,
who in 1905 recognized a role for adipose tissue in glycogen storage [1]. White adipose tissue…

… infiltration of immune cells to metabolic organs including adipose tissue. The notion that
chronic… adipocytes, their supporting matrix, and immunological components undergo, resulting in …

… Adipose tissue appears to play a primary and crucial role as a source … adipose tissue occurs
in obese conditions. The present review focuses on the relationship between adipose tissue …

… The resulting imbalance in immunological phenotypes leads to the development of local …
systemic circulation thus affecting also diverse remote organs. Although much work has been …

… on their immunological functions. This new perspective on immune–mesenchymal cell
interactions in adipose tissue may … cells in regulating adipose tissue inflammation and physiology. …

… the role of adipose tissue as an active participant in controlling the body's physiologic and
pathologic processes. The current view of adipose tissue is that of an active secretory organ, …

… adipose tissue (WAT), transforming it from an inert storage depot into a highly metabolic
active tissue and an important endocrine organ … Moreover, largely described immunological …

… : Adipose tissues were initially introduced as energy storages, but recently they have become
famous as an endocrine organ … in abundance as the adipose tissue becomes bigger along …

… Adipose tissue is a widespread organ roughly divided into … adipose tissue (SAT) and visceral
adipose tissue (VAT). SAT is located beneath the skin, while VAT surrounds internal organs …

… White adipose depots can be further divided according to their location into subcutaneous
adipose tissue (… to internal organs. To sustain and function in the unique microenvironment of …