… adhesion molecules with the MetS is logical because they have a close interaction with
proinflammatory cytokines. Adhesion molecule … understanding of metabolic abnormalities in the …

… The aim of this study was to systematically analyze the relationship between metabolic
variables and adhesion molecules and different anthropometric measures of weight (BMI) and of …

… In conclusion, our findings add worthy information for the understanding of metabolic
abnormalities in the MS and the interactions among them, which clearly define a clinical status with …

… adhesion molecule expression in vivo, our results are not consistent with the hypothesis that
glucose is a powerful controller of soluble adhesion molecule … normal glucose metabolism. …

… cardio-metabolic abnormalities [1]. … metabolic (impaired glucose and lipid metabolism),
cardiovascular (hypertension, circulating atherogenic factors) or pro-inflammatory abnormalities [1…

… is to delineate the cellular adhesion molecule (CAM) profile … with metabolic syndrome (MetS)
and carbohydrate metabolism … cell adhesion molecule 1 (PECAM-1), vascular cell adhesion …

… The soluble (s) forms of cellular adhesion molecules … nized disturbances of glucose
metabolism.Moreover patients with … of soluble forms of adhesion molecules in the plasma …

… ), visualizations often show aortic abnormalities (16), and it has been suggested that intrinsic
biochemical abnormalities may be present in the aortic wall. Adhesion factors are secreted …

… Developmental abnormalities (growth and mental retardation) constitute a prominent feature
of LAD I1 and may be attributed to a general defect found in fucose metabolism in LAD 11. …

… adhesion molecules expressed by leucocytes and their functional regulation, and on leucocyte
functions studied in vitro and in vivo by adhesion… temperature and metabolic inhibitors (…