References and Notes Materials and Methods Figs. S1 to S4 Tables S1 and S2 References Sequence-directed Dna Translocation by Purified Ftsk
References and Notes Materials and Methods Figs. S1 to S4 Tables S1 and S2 References Sequence-directed Dna Translocation by Purified Ftsk
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J. A. H. S. Mokdad;D. F. Marks;J. L. Stroup;J A Levine;N. L. Eberhardt;Jensen;P. A. Baukol;K. R. Westerterp;Med Sci;E. Melanson;J. O. Hill;J. O. Hill;J. Nygren;K. Short;K. S. Nair;J. Appl;K Kiwaki;C. M. Kotz;C. Wang;L. Lanningham-Foster;J. A. Levine;J O Hill;H. R. Wyatt;G. Reed;J. C. Peters;P. Pease;O. Levy;G. Cost;J. Gore;J. Ptacin;N. Cozzarelli
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J. A. H. S. Mokdad;D. F. Marks;J. L. Stroup;J A Levine;N. L. Eberhardt;Jensen;P. A. Baukol;K. R. Westerterp;Med Sci;E. Melanson;J. O. Hill;J. O. Hill;J. Nygren;K. Short;K. S. Nair;J. Appl;K Kiwaki;C. M. Kotz;C. Wang;L. Lanningham-Foster;J. A. Levine;J O Hill;H. R. Wyatt;G. Reed;J. C. Peters;P. Pease;O. Levy;G. Cost;J. Gore;J. Ptacin;N. Cozzarelli
the biology of obesity and how best to treat it. The propensity of obese persons to sit more than lean individuals has several potential explanations. Rodent studies support the concept that there are central and humoral mediators of NEAT (10, 11). For example, we have shown that a neuropeptide associated with arousal, orexin (12), increases NEAT in rats when injected into the paraventricular nucleus (PVN) of the hypothalamus. Preliminary data suggest that PVN injections of orexin also cause dose-dependent increases in standing posture allocation in rats (13). Thus, there may be central and humoral mediators that drive the sedentary behavior of obese individuals. The negative relationship between fat mass and movement (Fig. 1B) raises the intriguing possibility that body fat releases a factor that slows physical activity in obesity. However, these data also demonstrate that posture allocation is not the mechanism by which NEAT is modulated with short-term over-feeding. One hypothesis is that this occurs through modulation of energy efficiency; this is an area worthy of future investigation. These data may also have implications for obesity intervention. One could argue that obese individuals have a biologically determined posture allocation and therefore are destined to become obese. If this were true, obesity would have been as common 50 years ago as it is today. However, obesity rates have increased and continue to do so (14). We speculate that obese and lean individuals respond differently to the environmental cues that promote sedentary behavior. If the obese volunteers adopted the NEAT-enhanced behavior of their lean counterparts, they could expend an additional 350 kcal per day. Over a year, this alone could result in a weight loss of È15 kg, if energy intake remained unchanged. Herein lies the rationale behind nationwide approaches to promote NEAT in small increments (15). For example, in Rochester, Minnesota, in 1920 before car use was commonplace the average walk to and from work was 1.6 miles (16). If walking this distance to work were reinstituted by our obese subjects, all of whom currently drive to work, an extra 150 kcal per day could be expended. We will need to use similar measures to promote NEAT as an impetus to create an active and dynamic environment in which, for example, dancing supersedes television as a leisure activity. Approaches that succeed in getting people out of their chairs and moving could have substantial impact on the obesity epidemic. DNA translocases are …