ArticleAdipocyte2025
Ultrastructural characterization of white adipocytes in a mouse model with enhanced sequestration of fatty acids in adipose tissue.
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- The carrying capacity for free fatty acids in plasma is exceedingly high in mammals, and this may be a liability for human metabolic health.The Journal of physiology · 2026Article
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Abstract
Sequestration of free fatty acids (FFA) inside white adipose tissue (WAT) may reduce plasma FFA levels and prevent lipotoxicity in other organs. However, it is poorly understood how WAT responds to this metabolic stress. As albumin promotes FFA release from WAT, and thus albumin deficiency should promote FFA sequestration, we studied albumin knockout (Alb
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