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Dysfunctional Vascular Phenotypes In Human Visceral Fat | 14773
ISSN: 2165-7904
Journal of Obesity & Weight Loss Therapy
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Obesity has emerged as one of the most critical health care problems in the US and worldwide with nearly 70% of the
US population is currently overweight or obese. Obesity is closely linked to the development of type 2 diabetes and
cardiovascular disease, and these associations are strongest with the degree of visceral fat accumulation. Recently published
work from our laboratory demonstrated that arteriolar vasodilator endothelial function of vessels intrinsic to visceral fat depots
is severely impaired in obesity. In the current abstract, we will present data demonstrating that angiogenic functions of blood
vessels in visceral fat are also impaired. Impaired angiogenesis in fat has been implicated in the development of adipose tissue
hypoxia, capillary rarefaction, inflammation, and metabolic dysregulation, but mechanisms remain unknown. We will provide
data demonstrating up-regulation of novel anti-angiogenic factor that is over-expressed in human visceral fat that may play
a key pathogenic role in human adiposopathy. Importantly, we will present data demonstrating systemic up-regulation of the
circulating anti-angiogenic factor that may impair vascular remodeling, and support pathological vascular changes in multiple
organ systems, including coronary and peripheral circulations, thus contributing to mechanisms of obesity-related cardiovascular
disease.
Biography
Noyan Gokce, M.D., is Cardiologist and Associate Professor of Medicine, Director of Echocardiography at Boston University Medical Center. He
received his M.D. degree from Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston in 1992 and completed residency training at Beth Israel Hospital, Boston
in 1995, followed by Cardiovascular Fellowship at Boston Medical Center, Boston where he has served as attending cardiologist since 1998. He
is the recipient of NIH R01 grant awards studying cardiovascular effects of obesity. He has published >60 papers in peer reviewed journals and
is currently an editorial board member for the journal
Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging
. He was recently inducted into the American Society for
Clinical Investigation (ASCI).
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