Adipose tissue
Yup, but not as much as liver and adipose tissue.
One of the functions of triglycerides is that they contribute to the structure of membranes by the forming a lipid bilayer. Triglycerides also provide you with energy, and they also store energy for later use.
No. Based on the wording of your question you are working on an anato/Physio I tissue unit quiz. You will recall that adipose tissue is generally a large cell with a fat storage area with its nucleus pushed to the side. It's primary function is to provide protection, store fat and provide insulation. The correct answer to your quiz is "its primary function is nutrient storage."
It is true that fat tissue is also referred to as adipose tissue. Adipose tissue is a type of connective tissue whose main function is to store lipids.
Adipose tissue is body fat. In humans the adipose tissue is right under the skin. It also goes around internal organs and is found in bones and breast tissue. Adipose is mainly used as a reserve for energy in the body.
To store information for the cellTo store information for the cell
It's primary function in consumer electronics is to store and transfer more data than a traditional DVD could.
DNA is the genetic material of cells. The major function of DNA is to store and transmit genetic (hereditary) information. It does this by providing a code (the genetic code) for the production of proteins by the cell.
Triglycerides
A store of value.
It is a place to store money or get a loan. If you get answers here, you should contribute some too.
The body can store an almost unlimited number of triglycerides (fat molecules) within its many adipose cells (fat cells).