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Table 3 Comparing Models 1 and 2

Data E SA E PT

Model 1 Model 2 Model 1 Model 2

Rat4 Right 15.58 18.42 57.49 43.75

Rat4 Left 14.38 17.95 54.75 42.15

Rat5 Right 10.67 13.06 49.83 36.32

Rat5 Left 12.24 17.64 53.86 39.90

Rat6 Right 8.59 10.43 43.81 31.65

Rat6 Left 8.31 10.33 45.08 30.81

Rat7 Right 15.47 18.48 52.99 43.25

Rat7 Left 10.83 12.69 46.86 35.43

Rat8 Right 10.15 12.28 50.13 33.55

Rat8 Left 13.31 15.66 53.45 38.10

Rat12 Right 7.66 8.21 38.22 26.74

Rat12 Left 8.62 10.23 38.71 27.89

Rat13 Right 12.80 13.92 50.29 35.64

Rat13 Left 13.39 16.26 55.49 39.03

Total 161.99 195.56 690.97 504.21

Fig. 5 Adipose cell-size distribution fit with Model 1: Here we show both the adipose cell-size
distribution from experimental data (in pink for the right side and light blue for the left side) and
the corresponding fit using Model 1 (red and dark blue, respectively)

of predictive mathematical models by Hall and collaborators [ 33 ] and others.
Apart from transient effects on body composition due to changes in glycogen and
water, the fat mass change predicted by these dynamic models of adipose tissue