We have tried to set potential roles for these proteins in the AT physiology and disease gathering all the information available about claudins and their participation in different signaling pathways and physiological processes.

Here, we review what it's known about claudins within the adipose tissue (AT) physiology and disease. Yes, because claudins are more than tight junction proteins! We show that many claudins can be found in different cell populations in human and mice adipose tissue

Yesterday the “Adipobroad” team met at the @easoobesity.bsky.social congress in Málaga. Always great to use this opportunities to meet again and interact with all the great researchers that conform this team.

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Here we are at the @easoobesity.bsky.social congress! And we have our posters ready!!! If you want to discuss about epigenetic regulation of the adipose tissue, bariatric surgery or energy expenditure we’ll be there!!

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We are recruiting! If you are interested in metabolism and want to do a PhD, the BIOFAT lab has a position available for you! Check the offer attacher and contact Dr. David Sánchez-Infantes or Dra. Patricia Corrales. (david.sanchezi@urjc.es / patricia.corrales@urjc.es)

Great experience at #SEEDO2024 sharing science, good moments and learning the cutting-edge research that it’s being done in our country!!