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Presentatie Prof. de Graaf en Dr. Willems van Dijk
1. Cardiobesity Unravelling the mechanistic link between obesity, metabolic disorders and cardiovascular disease Jacqueline de Graaf Ko Willems van Dijk
2. Cardiobesity Consortium Name Institute Genetics Clinical pheno- typing In vitro analysis Animal model Systems Biology Cohorts Intervention Prof. C. van Duijn ErasmusMC X X Prof. J. de Graaf UMCN X X X Dr. K. Willems van Dijk LUMC X X Prof. M. Hofker UMCG X X X X Prof. E. Feskens WUR X X X Prof. P. Slagboom LUMC X X Prof. C. Stehouwer MUMC X X Dr. B. van Ommen TNO X Prof. T. Hankemeier UL X
3. Is it possible to identify those overweight individuals who are prone to developing cardiovascular disease? Cardiobesity Health care problem Age Gender Mechanisms We will reveal novel genes and markers for improved risk stratification, personalized prevention, and new therapeutic options to decrease the CVD burden in the overweight Obesity Metabolic disorders CVD
4. Cardiobesity Research questions What markers/parameters identify those overweight subjects at increased risk for metabolic disorders and CVD WP 6 Genomics platforms and system biology What molecular mechanisms, especially in adipose tissue, are responsible for increased risk for metabolic disorders and CVD? WP1 Genetics WP2 Clinical phenotype WP 4 Molecular mechanisms WP3 Adipose tissue functionality WP 5 Cohorts / Intervention trials Novel candidate genes and markers for CV risk stratification and personalized prevention in overweight individuals
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6. Cardiobesity Translation axis Patients: FCH, LLS, cohort subsets Basic and translational research Genetics Clinical phenotyping Systems biology Adipose tissue studies Mouse models Candidate mechanisms: Linking obesity and CVD Epidemiology: Cohorts and interventions Novel candidate genes and markers for CVD risk stratification and personalized prevention in overweight individuals
7. Focus areas Dutch Heart Foundation: Aging Gender Metabolic disorders Cardiobesity Focus areas Obesity Metabolic disorders CVD Age Gender Mechanisms
8. Cardiobesity consortium Unique in combining expertise in basic, clinical and epidemiological research resulting in integrated approach to link obesity to CVD Collaboration with (inter)national consortia: ‘ Complementary and confirmatory replication’ GoNL – BBMRI – NCHA – CHANCES – IDEAL – EAGLE EPI2 - CTMM ‘predict’ - NCSB – CMSB2 – NMC Cardiobesity (Inter)national perspectives
9. To identify those overweight individuals who are prone to develop cardiovascular disease by revealing the mechanisms linking obesity to CVD Cardiobesity Age Gender Mechanisms Obesity Metabolic disorders CVD