Accumulated substancies and calorific capacity in adipose tissue: Physical and chemical clinical trial
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Date
2017-05-30
Authors
Oshakbayev, Kuat
Dukenbayeva, Bibazhar
Togizbayeva, Gulnar
Gazaliyeva, Meruyert
Syzdykova, Alma
Daurenbekov, Kanat
Issa, Pernekul
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BBA Clinical
Abstract
Aim: To study physical and chemical structures and properties including calorific value of human adipose tissue in different anatomical location in autopsy-assigned clinical trial.
Methods: A pilot physical and chemical descriptive randomized autopsy-assigned trial. Adipose tissue 252 sampled from 36 individuals at autopsy who between 36 and 63 years old died from road accidents. Interventions: Chemical functional groups and calorific value were studied using infrared and atomic adsorptive spectrometries, elemental chemical analysis and differential scanning calorimetry. Adipose tissue was sampled from the 7 various anatomical locations. Results: The highest levels of the analysed chemical substancies were found in dense atherosclerotic plaque. Dense atherosclerotic plaque contains the most of metabolic products, organic and inorganic elements. Dense
atherosclerotic plaque has the most of calorific value. The lowest calorific capacity has a pararenal fat. Conclusions: Human body lipids serve as a harbor for various organic substances, they may absorb different metabolic products, and they have different calorific capacity depending on their location and forms. Atherosclerotic plaque contains the most of organic and inorganic elements, and brings the highest energy potential.
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body lipids, atherosclerotic plaque, physical and chemical structure, calorific value, autopsy trial
Citation
Oshakbayev Kuat, 2017(May 30), Accumulated substancies and calorific capacity in adipose tissue: Physical and chemical clinical trial, BBA Clinical, pp.14-19