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  1. Characterising fat tissue structure and function in response to hypoxia in grey seals, an animal model of extreme fat deposition and mobilisation, using novel <i>in vivo</i> and <i>in vitro</i> approaches

    … profile suggest that seals could be a good study model for understanding how fat expansion and loss can be achieved in a mammalian system without significant comorbidities. In humans, excess fat accumulation leads to tissue remodelling, potential hypoxia, chronic inflammation and oxidative stress. …

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