Multi‐component molecular‐level body composition reference methods: evolving concepts and future directions
Abstract
Summary Excess adiposity is the main phenotypic feature that defines human obesity and that plays a pathophysiological role in most chronic diseases. Measuring the amount of fat mass present is thus a central aspect of studying obesity at the individual and population levels. Nevertheless, a consensus is lacking among investigators on a single accepted ‘reference’ approach for quantifying fat mass in vivo . While the research community generally...
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Title
Multi‐component molecular‐level body composition reference methods: evolving concepts and future directions
Published Date
Feb 3, 2015
Journal
Volume
16
Issue
4
Pages
282 - 294
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