And larger fat cells means more adipose tissue.

并且肪细胞越大意味着肪织越多。

And the way that it's generally gonna be stored for bears is in adipose tissue.

熊通常将其储存在肪织。

It doesn't take much effort to process dietary fat into our adipose tissue.

把膳食肪合成为肪织是很轻松。

Your adipose tissue, meanwhile, is your fat tissue, the loose connective tissue that's in here.

你皮下肪织，也就是说你肪织，松散结缔织就在此处。

And researchers have just identified one that appears to tell the body's adipose tissue to burn more fat.

研究人员刚刚发现了一种似乎能告诉人体肪织燃烧更多肪基因。

The fats in your adipose tissue store energy, of course, but they also store fat-soluble vitamins, and cushion your organs.

肪织肪当然储存能量，但它们也储存溶性维生素，并缓冲你器官。

Now, surrounding the glandular tissue is the stroma, which contains adipose or fat tissue, and this makes up the majority of the breast.

而腺体织周围是包含肪织基质；它是乳房主要部分。

Well, keep in mind, adipose tissue itself is 13% lean mass.

请记住，肪织本身占瘦肉质量 13%。

The fat stored in your adipose tissue is a super energy-rich substance that your body can use in a pinch to fuel your cells.

储存在肪织里肪是一种富含能量物质，使身体能在必要时，为细胞提供能量。

The fatty cells of adipose tissue, needed for juiciness, are grown separately and then combined with the muscle cells before the whole thing is cooked.

那些肪织肪细胞需要具有多汁性，则要进行单独培养，在整个被烹调之前，还要把它和肌肉织结合在一起。

Additionally, brown adipose tissue, located throughout the body, also activates using high levels of glucose and lipids to produce heat via a process called Nonshivering.

此外，遍布全身棕色肪织也利用高水平葡萄糖和质激活，通过一个叫做不颤抖过程产生热量。

So you have skeletal muscle mass, you have liver, these other tissues in the periphery, and then you have adipose tissue.

所以你有骨骼肌质量， 有肝脏，有周围其他织，然后有肪织。

It also activates lipogenesis, where very cool chemical reactions in the liver convert glucose to triglycerides and then ship them off to your adipose tissue for storage.

它还激活肪生成，肝脏非常冷化反应将葡萄糖转化为甘油三酯，然后将它们运送到肪织储存。

Fat, or adipose tissue as it is known in medical language, is now recognized as one of our vital and life-preserving organs.

肪，或医上所说肪织，现在被认定为我们 vital 和 life-preserving 器官之一。注：此处 " vital" 和 " life-preserving" 已在前文翻译为“至关重要”和“生命维持”，为了保持一致性，这里直接使用了原文词汇。如果需要完全翻译成文，应为“肪，或医上所说肪织，现在被认定为我们至关重要和生命维持器官之一。”

Insulin reduces the amount of glucose in the blood by binding to insulin receptors embedded in the cell membrane of various insulin-responsive tissues like muscle cells and adipose tissue.

胰岛素通过和不同织（如肌肉细胞和肪织）细胞膜里胰岛素受体结合，来减少血液血糖。

It starts raising the blood sugar level, by triggering the liver and adipose tissues to metabolize their fat and glycogen stores, thereby releasing fatty acids, glycerol, and glucose back into the blood.

它通过触发肝脏和肪织代谢其储存肪和糖原，从而将肪酸、甘油和葡萄糖释放回血液，从而开始提高血糖水平。

And leptin is released by adipose tissue, and that is something that helps tell our body like, " Hey, we've got enough stored energy, so you don't need to eat anymore, you're full right now."

瘦素由肪织释放，这有助于告诉我们身体，“嘿，我们已经储存了足够能量，所以你不需要再吃了，你现在已经饱了。”

For example, an excess of adipose tissue—or fat— is thought to cause the release of free fatty acids and so-called " adipokines" , which are signaling molecules that can cause inflammation, which seems related to insulin resistance.

例如，过多肪织被认为导致了游离肪酸等某些肪因子释放；肪因子是可以引起炎症信号分子，可能和胰岛素抵抗有一定关系。

The average person's weight is about 18 percent adipose tissue, and it's those fat stores that keep us alive when food is scarce. With no fat stores, you'd die within a few days of your last sandwich.

一个普通人体重大约是 18% 肪织，当食物匮乏时，正是这些肪储存让我们活着。没有肪储存，你会在吃完最后一个三明治几天内死去。