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al.. Hypothalamic inflammation without astrogliosis in response to high sucrose
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intake is modulated by neonatal nutrition in male rats.Endocrinology. 2013
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• There are now over 1200 obese children being followed and treated in our obe-
Highlights
sity clinic. Genetic/genomic, epigenetic, metabolic, hormonal, and metabolomic
studies are being carried-out with several new genes being identified as possible
causes of their condition. Metabolomic analyses, focusing on identification of
possible markers for suceptability for the development of insulin resistance, are
underway and promising. Funding from the Fondo de Investigación Sanitario
was renewed this year to continue these studies.
• A new addition of the “Clinical practice guide for the prevention and treatment
of childhood obesity”, commisioned by the Ministry of Health, was produced this
past year.
• The identification of a new cause for isolated growth hormone deficiency, which
courses with obesity, was identified and accepted for publication in EMBO Mo-
lecular Medicine. This gene, RNPC3,codes for a a minor spliceosome protein
required for U11/U12 small nuclear ribonucleoprotein formation and splicing of
U12-type introns. This is the first demonstration of a mutation of a protein of
the minor spliceosome resulting in a specific disease.
• Our studies on the role of glial cells in metabolic control have recieved increa-
sing attention during the past year. The involvement of hypothalamic inflam-
mation and gliosis in the production of obesity-related complications has been
an active area of investigation and we have demonstrated that these processes
are directly related to the underlying cause of the weight gain or obesity.
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