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Expertscape ranks our published work on Apolipoprotein E in the top 0.19% worldwide
According to Expertscape, a worldwide registry of experts, Prof. Kypreos' expertise on Apolipoproteins E, based on his published work ranks in the top 0.21% worldwide among 40,449 published authors from 2007 through 2018. Moreover, Prof. Kypreos' work on:-High Density Lipoprotein (HDL) ranks in the top 0.29% worldwide among 60,349 published authors from 2007 through 2018. http://expertscape.com/au/lipoproteins%2C+hdl/Kypreos%2C+K+E-Apolipoprotein A1, ranks in the top 0.83% worldwide among 13,490 published authors from 2007 through 2018. http://expertscape.com/au/apolipoprotein+a-i/Kypreos%2C+K+EHyperlipidemias ranks in the top 3.1% worldwide among 64,523 published authors from 2007 through 2018. http://expertscape.com/…/hyperlipidem…/Kypreos%2C+Kyriakos+EFor Prof. Kypreos' most current publication record please refer to PubMed. For updated statistics on his published work please visit google scholar or scopus. Prof. Kypreos' orchid profile may be...
BBA Molecular Basis of Disease, accepted for publication our paper entitled “Site-specific effects of apolipoprotein E expression on diet-induced obesity and white adipose tissue metabolic activation”
BBA Molecular Basis of Disease (BBA Dis), just accepted for publication our paper entitled “Site-specific effects of apolipoprotein E expression on diet-induced obesity and white adipose tissue metabolic activation”. The paper shows that brain APOE exerts a dominant inhibitory effect on white adipose tissue (WAT) mitochondrial metabolic activation that is independent of its ability to promote postprandial lipid deposition to tissues, including liver and WAT. There is a wide perception among broader scientific community that Apoe promotes obesity via direct lipid delivery to adipose tissue in the periphery [1]. This is based on the knowledge that lipoprotein-bound Apoe is a...
Our manuscript entitled ‘High-Density Lipoprotein (HDL) metabolism and bone mass’ is now featured in the Journal of Endocrinology educational resources - JBL (Journal Based Learning)
Our manuscript ‘High-Density Lipoprotein (HDL) metabolism and bone mass’ recently accepted for publication in the Journal of Endocrinology (IF=4.71, Official Journal of the Society for Endocrinology) has been selected to be featured in the journal’s educational resource – Journal Based Learning (JBL). JBL is being introduced to help educate clinicians-in-training and junior researchers. It is based upon leading articles published in the Journal of Endocrinology that form the evidence for continuing professional development programmes. Congratulations to all contributors for their good work!