How is triacylglycerol stored? An in-depth look at adipocytes and lipid droplets
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The human body is an expert at storing energy, and most of this stored energy takes the form of triacylglycerol. This fat molecule is primarily stored in specialized cells known as adipocytes, which are organized within the body's adipose tissue. This process is crucial for providing energy during periods of fasting, but it is also a key factor in conditions like obesity when improperly regulated.
