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Tissue that stores fat in our body​

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Answered by sarbjitsin6
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Adipose tissue.,,..,,.,.,.,

Answered by thebrainlykapil
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Adipose tissue

  • The tissue that stores fat in humans is called 'adipose tissue'. It is composed of specialized cells called adipocytes. Its main function is to store energy in the form of fat and also act as a shock absorber (cushion) and insulator

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  • Adipose tissue is basically located under the skin (subcutaneous fat), but is also present around internal organs (visceral fat), between muscles and in the bone marrow.
  • One kg of adipose stores ~7000 kcal, enough to provide the complete energy needs of an average woman for 3 days. Thus, a normal weight 60 kg woman with 30% body fat (18 kg) has the equivalent of 2 months of energy stored in adipose tissue!

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