Adipose Tissue Cells - Structure and Function Explained #3320077 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized diagram depicts mature white adipose cells, characterized by large unilocular lipid droplets that push the nucleus to the periphery. The cells are shown in soft pink tones with purple nuclei, emphasizing their structural simplicity and functional role in energy homeostasis. Some cells include subtle lipid deposits or membrane folds, reflecting real histological variation.

Used in biology textbooks, medical education platforms, and health websites to explain fat tissue structure, obesity mechanisms, or metabolic physiology; targets students, healthcare professionals, and curious learners seeking foundational knowledge.