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Cytosolic acetyl-CoA synthesis shields mitochondria from stress in brown adipocytes
Brown adipose tissue (BAT) facilitates thermogenesis through fatty acid oxidation (FAO). Paradoxically, BAT simultaneously increases anabolic fatty acid synthesis (FAS), the reason for which is unclear. We provide evidence that thermogenic mitochondria within brown adipocytes export TCA cycle intermediates that fuel de novo lipid synthesis, in part to protect against metabolic stress.
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