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ea0037ep1326 | Clinical Cases–Thyroid/Other | ECE2015

TNF-α and adiponectin pathways are deregulated in endometria from obese women with polycystic ovarian syndrome

Orostica Lorena , Astorga Isis , Garcia Victor , Poblete Cristian , Romero Carmen , Vega Margarita

Seventy percent of women bearing PCOS are obese; adiponectin and TNFα, as obesity markers, have a dual role in the sensitivity and action of insulin. Adiponectin (insulin sensitising) decreases, whereas, TNFα, IL6 (negative regulators of insulin pathway) increases in obese-women. Moreover, TNFα decreases the transcript and protein levels of adiponectin. These changes could affect the normal energetic status in endometrium, tissue that exhibits abnormal insulin s...