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Dictionary » B » Brown adipose tissue Brown adipose tissueDefinition noun Type of adipose tissue in mammals that contain a dark pigment. Its main function is to generate body heat. The adipocytes contain several smaller droplets, higher number of mitochondria, and more capillaries than the adipocytes in white adipose tissue.
The brown adipose tissue is rich in newborns and in hibernating mammals.
Also called: brown fat Compare: white adipose tissue ![]()
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