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T-cell profile in adipose tissue is associated with insulin resistance and systemic inflammation in humans.

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第一作者： Tracey,McLaughlin

第一单位： From the Departments of Medicine (T.L., L.-F.L., C.L.), Pathology (D.W., L.T., O.C., H.Z., M.H.Y.C., E.E.), and Surgery (J.M., H.R.), Stanford University, CA. tmclaugh@stanford.edu.

作者： Tracey,McLaughlin ^[1] ; Li-Fen,Liu ^[2] ; Cindy,Lamendola ^[2] ; Lei,Shen ^[2] ; John,Morton ^[2] ; Homero,Rivas ^[2] ; Daniel,Winer ^[2] ; Lorna,Tolentino ^[2] ; Okmi,Choi ^[2] ; Hong,Zhang ^[2] ; Melissa,Hui Yen Chng ^[2] ; Edgar,Engleman ^[2]

作者单位： From the Departments of Medicine (T.L., L.-F.L., C.L.), Pathology (D.W., L.T., O.C., H.Z., M.H.Y.C., E.E.), and Surgery (J.M., H.R.), Stanford University, CA. tmclaugh@stanford.edu. ^[1] From the Departments of Medicine (T.L., L.-F.L., C.L.), Pathology (D.W., L.T., O.C., H.Z., M.H.Y.C., E.E.), and Surgery (J.M., H.R.), Stanford University, CA. ^[2]

关键词 C-reactive protein T helper lymphocytes T lymphocytes adaptive immunity human adipose tissue-specific secretory factor inflammation insulin resistance interleukin-10 interleukin-6 obesity visceral fat