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Depot differences in adipose tissue metabolism and function in obese black South African women and changes in response to an exercise training intervention
Black South African (SA) women are disproportionally affected by obesity and insulin resistance, which have been associated with depot-specific alterations in adipose tissue function. This thesis aimed to evaluate the differences in fatty acid (FA) composition and gene expression between abdominal (...
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Department of Human Biology
2021
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