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Adipose Tissue Reprogramming

Meaning

Adipose Tissue Reprogramming refers to the clinical and biological process of intentionally altering the phenotype and function of fat cells, or adipocytes, within the body. This therapeutic goal moves beyond simple fat reduction, focusing instead on converting less metabolically favorable white adipose tissue into metabolically active brown or beige adipose tissue. This shift aims to improve systemic metabolic health, enhance thermogenesis, and mitigate chronic disease risk associated with dysfunctional fat storage. Effective reprogramming is a key strategy in addressing insulin resistance and dyslipidemia within the endocrinology domain.