What Is the Underlying Principle of the 'Adipose Tissue Overflow

question 6

Multiple Choice

What is the underlying principle of the 'adipose tissue overflow hypothesis'?

• A) Ability of adipose tissue to take up non-esterified fatty acids from the blood and store them as triglyceride
• B) Accumulation of non-esterified fatty acids and triglycerides in the blood once the storage capacity of subcutaneous depots is exceeded
• C) Capacity to increase subcutaneous fat storage to prevent elevated blood triglyceride concentrations
• D) Accumulation of fat in visceral and ectopic depots once subcutaneous stores are saturated

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