barnazsírszövetben
Barnazsírszövetben is a Hungarian term that translates to "in brown adipose tissue" or "of brown adipose tissue." Brown adipose tissue, commonly known as brown fat, is a specialized type of fat tissue found in mammals, including humans. Unlike white adipose tissue, which primarily stores energy, brown fat's main function is to generate heat through a process called non-shivering thermogenesis. This process is particularly important in newborns and hibernating animals for maintaining body temperature.
The cellular structure of brown adipose tissue differs from white fat. It contains a higher density of
In adult humans, brown adipose tissue is found in smaller quantities than white fat, typically located in