Description
Seals accumulate large amount of fat in the subcutaneous adipose tissue, which undergoes massive changes during their breeding season. Morphometric data was collected from pups at early suckling, late suckling and early weaning.
The data were collected as part of the PhD project "Characterising fat tissue structure and function in response to hypoxia in grey seals, an animal model of extreme fat deposition and mobilisation, using novel in vivo and in vitro approaches".
This dataset is currently embargoed.
The data were collected as part of the PhD project "Characterising fat tissue structure and function in response to hypoxia in grey seals, an animal model of extreme fat deposition and mobilisation, using novel in vivo and in vitro approaches".
This dataset is currently embargoed.
| Date made available | 10 Nov 2023 |
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| Publisher | Abertay University |
Student theses
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Characterising fat tissue structure and function in response to hypoxia in grey seals, an animal model of extreme fat deposition and mobilisation, using novel in vivo and in vitro approaches
Oller Lopez, L. (Author), Bennett, K. (Supervisor) & Borges Pinto Ferreira da Rocha, J. (Supervisor), 4 May 2023Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis
Datasets
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Histology changes in adult female grey seal blubber during adipose tissue contraction
Oller Lopez, L. (Creator), Bennett, K. (Contributor) & Borges Pinto Ferreira da Rocha, J. (Contributor), Abertay University, 10 Nov 2023
DOI: 10.57995/mvyy-8y96
Dataset
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Chapter 4: OXPHOS protein content changes changes in adult female grey seal blubber during adipose tissue expansion and contraction
Oller Lopez, L. (Creator), Bennett, K. (Contributor) & Borges Pinto Ferreira da Rocha, J. (Contributor), Abertay University, 10 Nov 2023
DOI: 10.57995/c82x-ty28
Dataset
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Chapter 4: molecular pathways changes in grey seal pup blubber during adipose tissue expansion and contraction
Oller Lopez, L. (Creator), Bennett, K. (Contributor) & Borges Pinto Ferreira da Rocha, J. (Contributor), Abertay University, 10 Nov 2023
DOI: 10.57995/4tgm-9d61
Dataset