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I. Hormones/analytical Human Physiology/Metabolism Core IV. Body Composition Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) Total fat, lean, bone mass Bone density Visceral fat CT/MRI scan analysis Fat distribution Regional tissue composition Bod pod (adults and children) Pea pod (infant) Total body water BIA Hand-held ultrasound III. Energy Expenditure Doubly-labeled water Total energy expenditure Activity-related EE Free-living (2 weeks) Indirect calorimetry Canopy: Resting EE Whole-room Total, resting, sleeping EE Substrate oxidation Exercise metabolism Postprandial metabolism IR camera Surface thermography I. Hormones/analytical Hormones Cytokines Glucose A1C Lipids Multiplex (MSD) Human/animal II. Insulin sensitivity/secretion Insulin sensitivity Intravenous glucose tolerance test (IVGTT) Mixed meal tolerance test (MMTT) Oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) Mathematical modeling β-cell response to glucose IVGTT, OGTT, MMTT V. Cardiovascular Pulse wave velocity Flow-mediated dilation 24-h blood pressure monitoring Core Personnel and Contact Information Director: Dr. Barbara Gower bgower@uab.edu, 934-4087 Analytical (Webb 337): Heather Hunter Cindy Zeng Nikki Bush Body Composition/Energy Expenditure: Robert Petri (Webb 412) Cardiovascular (CH19 115): David Calhoun Tanja Dudenbostel