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Brown Fat Harvest During Anterior Neck Surgery for Obesity (mTORHBFC Trial)
mTORHBFC Trial Summary
This trial is testing whether or not autophagy (a process where cells break down and recycle parts of themselves) plays a role in regulating browning of white adipose tissue (fat). The hypothesis is that autophagy mediates the beneficial effect of mTORC1 inhibition (a protein that helps control cell growth) on thermogenesis (heat production) in human brown adipocytes (a type of cell).
- Obesity
- Metabolic Diseases
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Are individuals younger than 50 years old permitted to participate in this research?
"This clinical trial is seeking participants aged 18 to 60. Patients younger than 18 years old have 228 trials available, while those older than 65 can select from 666 different options."
Can I participate in this medical experiment?
"The current research seeks 32 individuals with metabolic diseases between 18 and 60. They must meet the following criteria: prepared for a procedure at UNMHSC, either gender, capacity to give informed consent, non-diabetic BMI <25 (slender) or >30 (overweight), bilingual English/Spanish speaker."
What is the maximum number of individuals that are allowed to partake in this experiment?
"Correct. According to records posted on clinicaltrials.gov, this clinical trial began recruiting patients in November 1st 2016 and was last revised on the 19th of December 2019. The study aims to enlist 32 individuals across a solitary medical centre."
Is recruitment for this trial currently underway?
"Affirmative, the clinicaltrials.gov webpage alludes to this medical trial currently recruiting patients. It was first announced on November 1st 2016 and last altered on December 19th 2019. 32 individuals are needed at a single site for participation in the study."
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