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    Home > Biochemistry News > Biotechnology News > Professor Xu Xuewen's team of Plastic Surgery/Burns and Professor Li Tao's team from the Laboratory of Mitochondrial and Metabolic Medicine of the Center for Anesthesia Surgery jointly published a review paper at STTT, research on the mechanism of obesity and...

    Professor Xu Xuewen's team of Plastic Surgery/Burns and Professor Li Tao's team from the Laboratory of Mitochondrial and Metabolic Medicine of the Center for Anesthesia Surgery jointly published a review paper at STTT, research on the mechanism of obesity and...

    • Last Update: 2022-09-14
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    Recently, the team of Professor Xu Xuewen of the Department of Plastic Surgery/Burns and the team of Professor Li Tao of the Laboratory of Mitochondrial and Metabolic Medicine of the Anesthesia Surgery Center jointly published a joint publication entitled "Signaling pathways in obesity: mechanisms and" in the well-known journals in the field of "Biochemistry and Molecular Biology" signal transduction and Targeted Therapy (IF: 38.


    Wenxue Assistant Researcher of Plastic Surgery/Burn Science, Assistant Researcher Zhang Bohan, Deputy Chief Physician Xiao Haitao and Dr.


    Obesity is a chronic systemic disease with a complex pathogenesis and a global public health challenge


    In this review, Professor Xu Xuewen's team and Professor Li Tao's team comprehensively summarized the latest research progress of obesity, and comprehensively elaborated the regulatory mechanism of obesity-related signaling pathways/signaling molecules from the aspects of appetite regulation, glucose homeostasis, lipogenesis, body thermogenesis and chronic inflammation (Figure 1


    Figure 1: Signaling pathways involved in the pathogenesis of obesity

    Subsequently, the team outlined the history of the development of FDA-approved anti-obesity drugs in the United States (Figure 2), as well as the current research status of anti-obesity drugs for the signaling pathways/signaling molecules described


    Figure 2: History of the development of anti-obesity drugs

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