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Dictionary » A » Adipose tissue Adipose tissueDefinition noun, plural: adipose tissues A connective tissue that contains adipocytes (fat cells). The tissue stores energy in the form of fat within the adipocytes. The tissue is also used for cushioning, thermal insulation of vital organs, lubrication (chiefly in the pericardium), and producing hormones (such as leptin).
Obesity in humans depends on the amount of body fat, especially adipose tissue. There are two types of adipose tissues:
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Re: Converting Glucose to Fat or ATP?... for fatty acid synthesis (in the liver) and storage as triglyceride in adipose tissue." Is that the answer?
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Sugar Allergy... muscle. An analysis using patch clamp electrophysiology and isolated tissue pharmacology in rabbit and guinea pig. Gastroenterology 1991;101(1):55-65. ... R-JM. Fat intake and fatty acid profile in plasma phospholipids and adipose tissue in patients with Crohn's disease, compared with controls. ...
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