Characterising fat tissue structure and function in grey seals, an animal model of extreme fat deposition and mobilisation, using novel in vivo and in vitro approaches

Keyphrases

• Oxidative Stress 100%
• Fat Deposition 100%
• Tissue Structure 100%
• In Vitro Approach 100%
• Tissue Function 100%
• Fat Tissue 100%
• Grey Seal 100%
• Fat Mobilization 100%
• Body Mass 66%
• Hypoxia Signaling 66%
• Blubber 66%
• Steady State 33%
• Vascularization 33%
• Histology 33%
• Health Problems 33%
• Obesity 33%
• Adipocyte 33%
• Immunohistochemistry 33%
• Detrimental Effects 33%
• Reactive Oxygen Species 33%
• Inflammation 33%
• Comorbidity 33%
• Snapping 33%
• Body Fat 33%
• Oxidative Inflammation 33%
• Metabolic Profiling 33%
• Life Stages 33%
• Fat Content 33%
• In Vitro Experiment 33%
• Formalin 33%
• Body Composition 33%
• Spatial Separation 33%
• Hypoxia Stress 33%
• Adult Female 33%
• Seasonal Changes 33%
• Macrophage Infiltration 33%
• Temporal Separation 33%
• Wild Animals 33%
• Human Will 33%
• Blubber Depth 33%
• Late Lactation 33%
• Early Lactation 33%
• Physiological Hypoxia 33%
• Adipose Tissue Hypoxia 33%
• Mass Profiles 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Hypoxemia 100%
• Blubber 60%
• Oxidative Stress 60%
• Pups 40%
• Macrophage 20%
• Adipocyte 20%
• Immunohistochemistry 20%
• Adipose Tissue 20%
• Body Fat 20%
• Wild Animal 20%
• Late Lactation 20%
• Early Lactation 20%
• Signal Transduction 20%
• Molting 20%