Genes and Obesity
Edited by- C. Bouchard, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, Baton Rouge, LA, US
Included in series
Progress in Molecular Biology and Translational Science
Progress in Molecular Biology and Translational Science
Hardbound, 416 Pages
Published: November 2010
Imprint: Academic Press
ISBN: 978-0-12-375003-7
Contents
- Introduction by Claude Bouchard
- Genes and pathways contributing to obesity: a systems biology view Thomas Drake
- Genetics of adipose tissue biology Peter Arner and Ingrid Dahlman
- Genetics of brown adipose tissue Les Kozak
- Obesity caused by single genes
- Genetics of lipodystrophies and ectopic fat deposition Robert Hegele
- Genetics of common forms of overweight and obesity
- Genetics of adipose tissue distribution Ruth Loos
- Genetics and human dietary intake Danielle Reed
- Genetics and eating disorders Johannes Hebebrand and Anke Hinney
- Genetics of metabolic rates and energy expenditure
- Genetics of physical activity level and sedentary time Timothy Lightfoot and Trudy Moore-Harrison
- Advances in epigenetics and relevance to obesity Alfredo Martinez, Javier Campion, Fermin Milagro
- Are there metabolic complications of obesity precipitated by genetic factors? Alan Shuldiner
- From animal models to human genetics to practical applications

