… and performing adipose tissue … fatty acid oxidation combined with regional fat biopsies.
This permits a more complete assessment of the portion of the meal stored in different body fat …

… fatty acids, either for export or for internal consumption. These are, in order of amount of
triacylglycerol typically stored, adipose tissue… of triacylglycerol and fatty acid metabolism in these …

… We also conducted a detailed study of systemic, adipose tissue and skeletal muscle fatty
acid metabolism in subgroups selected from this cohort, using stable-isotope tracer …

… Synthesis of long-chain fatty acids was ten to twenty times greater in omental than in
subcutaneous adipose tissue … Free fatty acid release was low from both types of adipose tissue. …

… metabolic diseases. In this review we highlight the mechanisms of fatty acid uptake, trafficking
and oxidation in brown fat … characteristics and fatty acid synthesis, storage, oxidation and …

… The rate of fatty acid release by adipose tissue is dependent on the relative rates of fatty acid
… Epinephrine and other hormones which accelerate fatty acid release appear to affect the …

… of fatty acids in vivo, results in impaired TAG synthesis in WAT. The contribution of FAT/CD36
to fatty acid metabolism has … that [ 3 H] fatty acids bind predominantly to FAT/CD36 within a …

… -storing white adipocyte phenotype to thermogenic FA … metabolism and adipokine release
in adipose tissue, and their potential contribution to beneficial cardiovascular and metabolic …

… fatty acids by adipose tissue. Older rats have been shown to have low rates of fatty acid
synthesis in their adipose tissue, … due in part, to the higher content of fat in the depot.‘* In view of …

… fatty acids (DFA) in white adipose tissues may lead to overexposure of lean tissues to
fatty acids from triglyceride-rich lipoproteins (TRL) and nonesterified fatty acids (NEFA). This …