lipoblast

lipoblast

 [lip´o-blast]
a connective tissue cell that develops into a fat cell.

lip·o·blast

(lip'ō-blast),
An embryonic fat cell.
[lipo- + G. blastos, germ]

lip·o·blast

(lip'ō-blast)
An embryonic fat cell.
[lipo- + G. blastos, germ]
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It is also necessary to stimulate your lipoblast, the part responsible for the skin's volume, support, and energy, by massaging your face during exfoliation."
Skincare 101
Lipoblast, giant cells, mitoses, and necrosis were absent.
Renal myxoma: a case report and review of the literature / Renal miksoma: olgu sunumu ve literaturun gozden gecirilmesi
Ultrastructurally Cells show primitive features to mature features ranging from prelipoblast and chondroblast, to lipoblast and preadpoytes, to mature adipocyte.
Chondroid lipoma--a rare lipomatous tumor: a case report
Liposarcoma is extremely rare and is usually recognized as adrenocortical cancer because of its large volume.[sup.6] Liposarcoma often originates in retroperitoneal mesenchymal tissues, especially in the peri-renal area and is filled with lipoblast cells.
The diagnosis and treatment of primary adrenal lipomatous tumours in Chinese patients: A 31-year follow-up study
Another theory known as "metaplasia theory" suggests that lipomatous development occurs due to aberrant differentiation of in situ mesenchymal cells into lipoblast, since fatty tissue can be derived from mutable connective tissue cells almost anywhere in the body [10].
Intraoral lipoma: a case report
We further evaluated the role of DDIT3 expression by studying lipoblast formation in cultured liposarcoma cells treated with adipogenic factors.
DDIT3 expression in liposarcoma development
There is a lipoblast that has sharply marginated cytoplasmic vacuoles scalloping the large and hyperchromatic nucleus (hematoxylin-eosin, original magnification X40).
Soft Tissue Tumor Immunohistochemistry Update: Illustrative Examples of Diagnostic Pearls to Avoid Pitfalls
Lipoblast or pluripotential cells migrating along uterine arteries and nerves, 3.
An asymptomatic lipoleiomyoma in post menopausal woman: a case report
The pathogenesis of this benign tumor is unknown with explanations including a tumor arising from misplaced embryonic remains of lipoblast, perivascular extension of peritoneal and retro-peritoneal fat, neometaplasia of lipomatous component derived from immature perivascular cells, lipolytic differentiation of primitive connective or mesenchymal tissue or fatty metamorphosis of smooth muscle cells or connective tissue into adipose cells, (2) this is most widely accepted mechanism underlying the development of Lipoleiomyoma.
Rare case of cervical lipoleiomyoma
Figure 3 shows a high power (400x) view showing lipoblasts, pleomorphic lipoblasts, and mature adipocytes.
Dedifferentiated liposarcoma of the hypolarynx
In chondrolipoma, there are mature adipocytes between the mature cartilage regions and in chondroid lipoma, which is often mistaken for chondrolipoma, there are cells like lipoblasts containing multiple vacuoles in the myxohyaline and chondroid matrix.
A Rare Tumor of Palatine Tonsils: Chondrolipoma
Scarce lipoblasts and a rare hibernoma-like nodule were appreciated.
A rare cause of dysphagia: Pyriform sinus atypical lipomatous tumor

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