adipogenous (Meaning)

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adipogenous (a.)

Producing fat.

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The adipogenous nature of certain cells in the body makes them prone to transforming into fat tissue under specific conditions.
Researchers have identified a group of adipogenous genes responsible for regulating the growth and development of adipose cells.
Adipogenous differentiation is a crucial process in understanding how fat cells develop and contribute to overall body composition.
The scientist's groundbreaking study focused on the adipogenous potential of stem cells, exploring their role in tissue regeneration.
Adipogenous disorders may impact the body's ability to regulate fat storage, leading to various health complications.
Understanding the adipogenous pathways could offer insights into developing therapeutic interventions for obesity-related conditions.
The adipogenous activity in adipocytes plays a key role in energy storage and metabolism within the human body.
Adipose tissue exhibits remarkable adipogenous plasticity, adapting to changes in diet, exercise, and hormonal levels.
The study aimed to unravel the molecular mechanisms underlying the adipogenous transformation of pre-adipocytes into mature fat cells.
Disorders affecting the adipose tissue often involve disruptions in adipogenous processes, leading to abnormal fat distribution and metabolic imbalances.

Producing fat.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The adipogenous nature of certain cells in the body makes them prone to transforming into fat tissue under specific conditions.

Researchers have identified a group of adipogenous genes responsible for regulating the growth and development of adipose cells.

Adipogenous differentiation is a crucial process in understanding how fat cells develop and contribute to overall body composition.

The scientist's groundbreaking study focused on the adipogenous potential of stem cells, exploring their role in tissue regeneration.