Plasma advanced glycation end products are decreased in obese children compared with lean controls
Katarı́na ŠebekováVeronika SomozaMonika JarčuškováA. HeidlandĽudmila Podracká
Abstract
We present the first evidence that childhood/adolescent obesity is characterized by lower plasma AGE levels, despite lower insulin sensitivity, enhanced oxidative stress and microinflammation. An enhanced removal of AGE peptides via hyperfiltration may partially contribute to the lower plasma AGE levels.
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