Have you ever wonder why you ge fat

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Have you ever wonder why you ge fat ?

Have you ever wonder why you ge fat ?

ADIPOSE TISSUE BY PUN MINT NAM BEAUT MIMI

ADIPOSE TISSUE BY PUN MINT NAM BEAUT MIMI

Also known as Adipocyte, Fat cell or Lipocyte. “Adipose” means fat , “Cyte” means

Also known as Adipocyte, Fat cell or Lipocyte. “Adipose” means fat , “Cyte” means cell. Group of adipose cells are called Adipose tissue.

Adipose Tissue ● Loose connective tissue ● A place in a body where fat

Adipose Tissue ● Loose connective tissue ● A place in a body where fat is store ● Found in mammals

Stem cell

Stem cell

Muscle tissue stem cells Connective tissue stem cells

Muscle tissue stem cells Connective tissue stem cells

Versus

Versus

White Fat Cell

White Fat Cell

Structure - Nucleus RER SER Mitochondria Golgi Body Plasma Membrane Ribosome Fat droplet

Structure - Nucleus RER SER Mitochondria Golgi Body Plasma Membrane Ribosome Fat droplet

Appearance - Large fat droplets - Small amount of cytoplasm - Flat shape -

Appearance - Large fat droplets - Small amount of cytoplasm - Flat shape - Nuclues does not appear in the centre - Large lipid vacuole - More typical in adults

FUNCTION Act as heat insulator Serve as stresses reliever Energy sources - Secondary sources

FUNCTION Act as heat insulator Serve as stresses reliever Energy sources - Secondary sources Provide protection and support some organs

Location

Location

White Adipose Location - Between muscle and beneath skin - Around kidneys and also

White Adipose Location - Between muscle and beneath skin - Around kidneys and also heart - Behind eyeballs - Joints

Brown Fat Cell

Brown Fat Cell

Structure - Nucleus RER SER Mitochondria Golgi Body Plasma Membrane Ribosome Fat droplets

Structure - Nucleus RER SER Mitochondria Golgi Body Plasma Membrane Ribosome Fat droplets

Appearance - Fat droplets but in different size - Large amount of cytoplasm -

Appearance - Fat droplets but in different size - Large amount of cytoplasm - Rounded - Nucleus located in the centre - Many smaller lipid vacuole - Typical in infants - Many mitochondrias - Have vascularization

FUNCTION Generate body heat Burn calories Promote weight loss maintain homeostasis Increase metabolic rate

FUNCTION Generate body heat Burn calories Promote weight loss maintain homeostasis Increase metabolic rate Lower glucose level in blood

Location

Location

- Back - Upper half of spine / spinal cord - Shoulder - Heart

- Back - Upper half of spine / spinal cord - Shoulder - Heart - Lung - Kidney Made up 5% of newborn baby. Lean people have more brown fat cell than white fat cell. Beaut

Advantages - Keep body temperature stable (Homeostasis) - Blood sugar level - Support internal

Advantages - Keep body temperature stable (Homeostasis) - Blood sugar level - Support internal organs

Diseases ● Obesity ● Cancer ● Heart disease

Diseases ● Obesity ● Cancer ● Heart disease

Facts

Facts

Where are the fats come from? - Dietary fat ( fat that we get

Where are the fats come from? - Dietary fat ( fat that we get from our food ) located in bloodstream in term of Chylomicron - Triglycerides produced from the liver cell and send throughout bloodstream

Did you know?

Did you know?

QUESTION! Why do fat people have a higher chance to become overweight more than

QUESTION! Why do fat people have a higher chance to become overweight more than skinny people?

- Decrease in size but had not gone Can increase in size with no

- Decrease in size but had not gone Can increase in size with no limits Increase x 4 than other cells When adipose cell cannot receive more fats, it will divide and produce more cells to contain more fats. - Lose weight make your cell decrease in size but not decrease in amount of cells - When it become more excess energy more than energy to use, YOU WILL BECOME FAT AGAIN!

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Bibliography Adipose Tissue. (1998, July 10). Retrieved February 01, 2017, from http: //www. sportsci. org/encyc/adipose. html Adipose cell. (2008, December 9). Retrieved February 01, 2017, from https: //global. britannica. com/science/adipose-cell Adipocyte (ѹ). (n. d. ). Retrieved February 01, 2017, from http: //www. cai. md. chula. ac. th/lesson/histology/unit 03/images/big/pic 14. html Body Fat Types (Brown, White, Visceral) and Locations (Belly, Butt, and More). (2005 -2017). Retrieved February 01, 2017, from http: //www. webmd. com/diet/features/the-truth-about-fat Macklin, K. (2015, August 16). Newborn human babies can’t shiver; that’s why they have Brown Fat. Retrieved February 07, 2017, from http: //www. sciengist. com/newborn-human-babies-cant-shiver-thats-why-they-havebrown-fat/ What's the Difference Between White Fat and Brown Fat? (2014, April 24). Retrieved February 07, 2017, from http: //www. womenshealthmag. com/health/fat-facts Body Fat Types (Brown, White, Visceral) and Locations (Belly, Butt, and More). (n. d. ). Retrieved February 07, 2017, from http: //www. webmd. com/diet/features/the-truth-about-fat#4