Adipose tissue develops in and/or around most lymphoid tissues in mammals and birds.
Early reports of this widespread association and hypotheses for its functional basis were …

Un faisceau d'arguments indique l'implication du tissu adipeux dans la nutrition et la
regulation du systeme immunitaire. L'anorexie accompagne presque invariablement les …

Why is mammalian adipose tissue always split into a few large depots and many small ones,
widely scattered around the body? Recent research suggests that fat cells (adipocytes) in …

Adipocytes anatomically associated with lymph nodes (and omental milky spots) have many
special properties including fatty acid composition and the control of lipolysis that equip …

To test the hypothesis that chronic immune stimulation of a peripheral lymph node induces
the formation of additional mature adipocytes in adjacent adipose tissue, one popliteal …

Anatomical organization, genes and metabolic pathways in white, beige and brown adipose
tissues are traced from their invertebrate origins through lower vertebrates to mammals and …

Redistribution of white adipose tissue is a long-term symptom of several chronic diseases.
Although the roles of adipocytes in acute illness have been thoroughly studied, how or why …

Adipose depots that contain lymph nodes, and probably intermuscular fat in skeletal and
cardiac muscle, are specialized to provision adjacent tissue in a paracrine mode. Perinodal …

The functional relationships between lymphoid cells and the adipose tissue that surrounds
lymph nodes were investigated in healthy adult guinea pigs. Lymphoid cells extracted from …

Close relationships have been demonstrated between adipose tissue and the
inflammatory/immune system. Furthermore, obesity is increasingly considered as a state of …