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Adiponectin Secretion in HIV-Infected Subjects with or without Antiretroviral Treatment and Illicit Substance Use: Clinical Review and Update
2016
Biology and Medicine
Adiponectin (Acrp30) is a novel polypeptide classified among adipokines that are chiefly secreted by adipocytes within adipose tissue. Besides the adipose tissue, levels of the adipocytokine also circulate in human plasma. Functionally, Acrp30 possesses a primary role in regulation of body fat stores with its anti-inflammatory, glucose and lipid metabolism and weight loss effects. Thus, circulating Acrp30 levels govern obesity and metabolic abnormalities including; dyslipidaemia, cardiovascular
doi:10.4172/0974-8369.1000318
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