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White adipose connective tissue

This adipose connective tissue is white adipose tissue, made up of adipocytes with a single lipid droplet (unilocular adipocytes). White adipose tissue predominates in the adult and functions to store lipid. A second type of adipose tissue, brown adipose tissue, contains cells with multiple lipid droplets (multilocular adipocytes) and is found in infants and hibernating animals. Hypodermis 400x

Adipocytes <p>This adipose connective tissue is white adipose tissue, made up of adipocytes with a single lipid droplet (unilocular adipocytes). White adipose tissue predominates in the adult and functions to store lipid. A second type of adipose tissue, brown adipose tissue, contains cells with multiple lipid droplets (multilocular adipocytes) and is found in infants and hibernating animals. Hypodermis 400x</p>

Adipocytes

This adipose connective tissue is white adipose tissue, made up of adipocytes with a single lipid droplet (unilocular adipocytes). White adipose tissue predominates in the adult and functions to store lipid. A second type of adipose tissue, brown adipose tissue, contains cells with multiple lipid droplets (multilocular adipocytes) and is found in infants and hibernating animals. Hypodermis 400x

Adipocyte nuclei <p>This adipose connective tissue is white adipose tissue, made up of adipocytes with a single lipid droplet (unilocular adipocytes). White adipose tissue predominates in the adult and functions to store lipid. A second type of adipose tissue, brown adipose tissue, contains cells with multiple lipid droplets (multilocular adipocytes) and is found in infants and hibernating animals. Hypodermis 400x</p>

Adipocyte nuclei

This adipose connective tissue is white adipose tissue, made up of adipocytes with a single lipid droplet (unilocular adipocytes). White adipose tissue predominates in the adult and functions to store lipid. A second type of adipose tissue, brown adipose tissue, contains cells with multiple lipid droplets (multilocular adipocytes) and is found in infants and hibernating animals. Hypodermis 400x

Lipid > <p>In routinely prepared tissues, the alcohol dehydration step dissolves the lipid, thus leaving a large empty space. Lipid fixatives, such as osmium tetroxide, are necessary to retain the lipid.</p>

Lipid >

In routinely prepared tissues, the alcohol dehydration step dissolves the lipid, thus leaving a large empty space. Lipid fixatives, such as osmium tetroxide, are necessary to retain the lipid.