Fat accumulation

Biomarker

9 papers study it295 more mention it5 findings

Model organisms9

Interventions

Luteolin

downin worms1

1 study

Luteolin decreases fat accumulation in worms.
“Luteolin Decreases Fat Accumulation and Extends Lifespan in Caenorhabditis elegans”
Model organismsin Caenorhabditis elegans
Luteolin Decreases Fat Accumulation and Extends Lifespan in Caenorhabditis elegans via DAF-16/FOXO and NHR-49/PPAR-α
Journal of agricultural and food chemistryNov 19, 2025

Funding

6 grants since 2017

Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceJP¥41.7m

Latest

54 papers in 12 months

International Journal of Molecular SciencesOct 16

Eating Behavior in Menopausal Women: From Molecular to Clinical Aspects-What Changes?

ReviewReproductive system

Paper

CellsOct 16

From Myotubes to Skeletal Muscle: Cimicifuga racemosa Extract Ze 450 Preserves Muscle Mass and Affects Skeletal Muscle Energy Metabolism Under Conditions of Metabolic Stress

Experiments in ratsMuscle

Paper

The British Journal of NutritionOct 15

Low strength and excess belly fat linked to higher stroke odds

Having both conditions was linked to stroke odds 1.96 times as high in China and 2.38 times as high in England, compared with neither.Having both conditions was linked to stroke odds 1.96 times as high in China and 2.38 times as high in England, compared with neither.

Cohort · 10,153 peopleStroke

Paper

Reviews in Cardiovascular MedicineOct 11

Pancreatic fat linked to higher heart failure risk

The highest third for pancreatic fat was linked to higher heart failure risk than the lowest third (hazard ratio 1.68, comparing rates over time).The highest third for pancreatic fat was linked to higher heart failure risk than the lowest third (hazard ratio 1.68, comparing rates over time).

Cohort study of 22,038 peopleHeart failure

Paper

Frontiers in Public HealthOct 9

Multidimensional characteristics of body composition in older adults and their relationship to common chronic diseases

Cross-sectional study of 324 peoplePopulations

Paper

Frontiers in Public HealthSep 30

Baseline TyG-CVAI prospectively predicts higher frailty

Baseline TyG-CVAI predicted follow-up frailty index with a standardized β of 0.165, compared with a standardized β of 0.035 for the reverse path.Baseline TyG-CVAI predicted follow-up frailty index with a standardized β of 0.165, compared with a standardized β of 0.035 for the reverse path.

Cohort study of 2,476 peopleBiomarkers

Paper

BiogerontologySep 28