Background:Hormone sensitive lipase(HSL) is an enzyme that regulates adipose tissue lipolysis and plays an important role in chronic exerciseinduced changes in adipose tissue metabolism.The purpose of this study was t...Background:Hormone sensitive lipase(HSL) is an enzyme that regulates adipose tissue lipolysis and plays an important role in chronic exerciseinduced changes in adipose tissue metabolism.The purpose of this study was to determine whether aerobic exercise intensity influences abdominal adipose tissue HSL gene expression in obese women under weight loss. Methods:Thirty women(body mass index(BMI) = 33.0±0.7 kg/m^2,age = 58±1 years) completed one of three 20-week interventions: caloric restriction alone(CR only,n = 8),CR plus moderate-intensity exercise(CR + moderate-intensity,45%—50%heart rate reserve(HRR). 3 day/week,n = 9),or CR plus vigorous-intensity exercise(CR + vigorous-intensity,70%—75%HRR,3 day/week,n = 13).Each group had a similar prescribed energy deficit comprised of underfeeding alone(2800 kcal/week for CR only) or underfeeding(2400 kcal/week) plus exercise(400 kcal/week).Body composition and maximal aerobic capacity(VO_2max) were measured,and subcutaneous abdominal adipose tissue samples were collected before and after the interventions.Adipose tissue HSL gene expression was measured by real time reversetranscriptase polymerase chain reaction. Results:All three interventions reduced body weight,fat mass,percent fat.and waist to a similar degree(all p < 0.01).In addition,all interventions did not change absolute VO_2 max,but increased relative VO_2 max(p < 0.05 to P < 0.01).Compared to pre-intervention.neither CR only nor CR + moderate-intensity changed adipose tissue HSL gene expression,but CR + vigorous-intensity significantly increased adipose tissue HSL gene expression(p < 0.01).The changes of HSL gene expression levels in the CR + vigorous-intensity group were significantly different from those in the CR only(p < 0.05) and CR + moderate-intensity(p < 0.01) groups.In the whole cohort,changes in adipose tissue HSL gene expression correlated positively to changes in absolute(r = 0.55,p < 0.01) and relative(r = 0.32,p = 0.09) VO_2 max. Conclusion:These results support a potential effect of aerobic exercise training intensity on hormone sensitive lipase pathway in adipose tissue metabolism in obese women under weight loss.展开更多
The widespread application of photodetectors has triggered an urgent need for high-sensitivity and polarization-dependent photodetection.In this field,the two-dimensional(2D)tungsten disulfide(WS_(2))exhibits intrigui...The widespread application of photodetectors has triggered an urgent need for high-sensitivity and polarization-dependent photodetection.In this field,the two-dimensional(2D)tungsten disulfide(WS_(2))exhibits intriguing optical and electronic properties,making it an attractive photosensitive material for optoelectronic applications.However,the lack of an effective built-in electric field and photoconductive gain mechanism in 2D WS_(2)impedes its application in high-performance photodetectors.Herein,we propose a hybrid heterostructure photodetector that contains 1D Te and 2D WS_(2).In this device,1D Te induces in-plane strain in 2D WS_(2),which regulates the electronic structures of local WS_(2)and gives rise to type-Ⅱ band alignment in the horizontal direction.Moreover,the vertical heterojunction built of 2D WS_(2)and 1D Te introduces a high photoconductive gain.Benefiting from these two effects,the transfer of photogenerated carriers is optimized,and the proposed photodetector exhibits high sensitivity(photoresponsivity of ~27.7 A W^(-1),detectivity of 9.5×10^(12)Jones,and short rise/decay time of 19.3/17.6 ms).In addition,anisotropic photodetection characteristics with a dichroic ratio up to 2.1 are achieved.This hybrid 1D/2D heterostructure overcomes the inherent limitations of each material and realizes novel properties,opening up a new avenue towards constructing multifunctional optoelectronic devices.展开更多
基金supported by NIH grants R01-AG/ DK20583,P30-AG21332,and M01-RR07122
文摘Background:Hormone sensitive lipase(HSL) is an enzyme that regulates adipose tissue lipolysis and plays an important role in chronic exerciseinduced changes in adipose tissue metabolism.The purpose of this study was to determine whether aerobic exercise intensity influences abdominal adipose tissue HSL gene expression in obese women under weight loss. Methods:Thirty women(body mass index(BMI) = 33.0±0.7 kg/m^2,age = 58±1 years) completed one of three 20-week interventions: caloric restriction alone(CR only,n = 8),CR plus moderate-intensity exercise(CR + moderate-intensity,45%—50%heart rate reserve(HRR). 3 day/week,n = 9),or CR plus vigorous-intensity exercise(CR + vigorous-intensity,70%—75%HRR,3 day/week,n = 13).Each group had a similar prescribed energy deficit comprised of underfeeding alone(2800 kcal/week for CR only) or underfeeding(2400 kcal/week) plus exercise(400 kcal/week).Body composition and maximal aerobic capacity(VO_2max) were measured,and subcutaneous abdominal adipose tissue samples were collected before and after the interventions.Adipose tissue HSL gene expression was measured by real time reversetranscriptase polymerase chain reaction. Results:All three interventions reduced body weight,fat mass,percent fat.and waist to a similar degree(all p < 0.01).In addition,all interventions did not change absolute VO_2 max,but increased relative VO_2 max(p < 0.05 to P < 0.01).Compared to pre-intervention.neither CR only nor CR + moderate-intensity changed adipose tissue HSL gene expression,but CR + vigorous-intensity significantly increased adipose tissue HSL gene expression(p < 0.01).The changes of HSL gene expression levels in the CR + vigorous-intensity group were significantly different from those in the CR only(p < 0.05) and CR + moderate-intensity(p < 0.01) groups.In the whole cohort,changes in adipose tissue HSL gene expression correlated positively to changes in absolute(r = 0.55,p < 0.01) and relative(r = 0.32,p = 0.09) VO_2 max. Conclusion:These results support a potential effect of aerobic exercise training intensity on hormone sensitive lipase pathway in adipose tissue metabolism in obese women under weight loss.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61805044,62004071 and 11674310)the Key Platforms and Research Projects of Department of Education of Guangdong Province(2018KTSCX050)+1 种基金Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Information Photonics Technology(2020B121201011)"The Pearl River Talent Recruitment Program"(2019ZT08X639)。
文摘The widespread application of photodetectors has triggered an urgent need for high-sensitivity and polarization-dependent photodetection.In this field,the two-dimensional(2D)tungsten disulfide(WS_(2))exhibits intriguing optical and electronic properties,making it an attractive photosensitive material for optoelectronic applications.However,the lack of an effective built-in electric field and photoconductive gain mechanism in 2D WS_(2)impedes its application in high-performance photodetectors.Herein,we propose a hybrid heterostructure photodetector that contains 1D Te and 2D WS_(2).In this device,1D Te induces in-plane strain in 2D WS_(2),which regulates the electronic structures of local WS_(2)and gives rise to type-Ⅱ band alignment in the horizontal direction.Moreover,the vertical heterojunction built of 2D WS_(2)and 1D Te introduces a high photoconductive gain.Benefiting from these two effects,the transfer of photogenerated carriers is optimized,and the proposed photodetector exhibits high sensitivity(photoresponsivity of ~27.7 A W^(-1),detectivity of 9.5×10^(12)Jones,and short rise/decay time of 19.3/17.6 ms).In addition,anisotropic photodetection characteristics with a dichroic ratio up to 2.1 are achieved.This hybrid 1D/2D heterostructure overcomes the inherent limitations of each material and realizes novel properties,opening up a new avenue towards constructing multifunctional optoelectronic devices.