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También conocido como grasa, es un tejido que esta compuesto por células llamadas adipocitos donde se almacena la energía en forma de grasa,también sirve para aislar el cuerpo y proteger los órganos

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¿como esta involucrado el tejido adiposo en mi familia?

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¿como esta involucrado el tejido adiposo en mi familia?

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Como en otros seres vivos el tejido adiposo cumple con varias funciones positivas tanto en los miembros de mi familia como en las demás personas como lo son las siguientes:
-Brinda protección
-calor
-Energia
- El adipocito puede adaptar funciones parecidas a las de los macrofagos.
ademas a evolucionado como un órgano con funciones neuro-endocrinas con la producción de hormonas .

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Acciones negativas presentes en mi familia

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Acciones negativas presentes en mi familia

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algunos miembros de mi familia tienen problemas alimenticios con la ingesta de muchos alimentos produciendoles que se pasen de su peso corporal normal, ademas también tienen enfermedades como la diabetes y la hipertensión, investigando un poco descubrí qe con la obesidad las células del tejido adiposo se alteran y con ello se genera un ambiente prooxidativo y proinflamatorio que inducen la resistencia de la insulina, lo cual genera alteraciones en el metabolismo como la presencia de diabetes o enfermedades cardiovasculares.

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Tejido adiposo: función inmune y alteraciones inducidas por obesidad

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