Adipocytes do not significantly contribute to plasma angiotensinogen.

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Fumio Niimura

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Masahiro Koizumi

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Taiji Matsusaka

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The serum angiotensinogen concentration and variants of the angiotensinogen gene in white and black children.

Overproduction of angiotensinogen from adipose tissue induces adipose inflammation, glucose intolerance, and insulin resistance.

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Masafumi Fukagawa

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