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Obese critically ill mice lost relatively more adipose tissue mass than lean mice but ultimately retained more adipose tissue [6].

These mice however were morbidly obese, with more adipose tissue than their LepOb littermates [5].

While there is significantly more adipose tissue in the heterozygous mice (Figure 3), the actual mass appears to not be enough to confer decreased glucose uptake.

Rats from small litters tended to have more adipose tissue and greater liver weight compared with those from normal litters when they consumed chow (Table 3).

Although neither COX1 KO nor COX2 KO mice are obese, COX2+/− KO mice have more adipose tissue than wild-type littermates when fed an obesogenic diet [48].

Collectively, these results underscore the notion that inhibition of COX activity attenuates the acquisition of "brite" adipocytes in white adipose depots with an accompanying increase in feed efficiency leading to accumulation of more adipose tissue.

Histological examination showed that more adipose-tissue-like construct was regenerated when using type I collagen sponge than when the other scaffolds were used.

White men, but not white women have more visceral adipose tissue than African American men and women, and their maximum visceral adipose tissue occurred within the abdomen [ 25, 26].

More precisely, adipose tissue is fatty and has a higher percentage of neutral lipids, and in adipose tissue the distribution may be dominated by lipophilicity and hydrophobic interactions, rather than by electronic interactions like in other tissues [39].

On the other hand, Y1R knockout mice (Kushi et al, 1998) have higher body weights and more white adipose tissue, while both Y2R and Y5R knockout mice also have higher body weights, increased food intake and greater adipose deposition though in the Y5R knockout mice this only occurs later in life (Marsh et al, 1998; Naveilhan et al, 1999).

More recently, adipose tissue derived stem cells were used to create cardiac-like progenitors (iCPs).