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Association between sleep disturbance and metabolic dysfunctions in adipose tissue: Insights into melatonin's role
Link between sleep problems and fat tissue metabolism, with a focus on melatonin’s role
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Abstract
Melatonin imbalance due to sleep disturbances is associated with metabolic dysfunction and increased fat storage.
- Sleep disturbances are linked to various metabolic disorders, including insulin resistance and obesity.
- Melatonin regulates processes in adipose tissue such as fat accumulation and energy expenditure.
- Circadian rhythms synchronize metabolic functions with environmental cues like light and feeding times.
- Disruption of circadian rhythms may lead to adverse effects on metabolic health through melatonin signaling.
- Understanding the role of melatonin in adipose tissue could inform the development of new therapies for obesity.
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