2017
DOI: 10.1242/jcs.192021
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The why, when and how of lipid droplet diversity

Abstract: Lipid droplets are the universal cellular organelles for the transient or long-term storage of lipids. The number, size and composition of lipid droplets vary greatly within cells in a homogenous population as well as in different cell types. The variability of intracellular lipidstorage organelles reflects the diversification of lipid droplet composition and function. Lipid droplet diversification results, for example, in two cellular lipid droplet populations that are prone to diminish and grow, respectively… Show more

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“…Such segregation could occur between the smooth and rough ER, nuclear and peripheral ER, and ER tubules and sheets (Lagace and Ridgway, 2013). These differences could allow the formation of distinct pools of LDs containing different lipids and proteins and having different sizes (Thiam and Beller, 2017). This could explain the occurrence in various cell types of separated sterol ester and triglyceride LDs, distinctly marked by different perilipin proteins (Hsieh et al, 2012;Meyers et al, 2016), or the existence of metabolically distinct diacylglycerol transferase 1-and 2-LDs, which have different sizes (Wilfling et al, 2013).…”
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“…Such segregation could occur between the smooth and rough ER, nuclear and peripheral ER, and ER tubules and sheets (Lagace and Ridgway, 2013). These differences could allow the formation of distinct pools of LDs containing different lipids and proteins and having different sizes (Thiam and Beller, 2017). This could explain the occurrence in various cell types of separated sterol ester and triglyceride LDs, distinctly marked by different perilipin proteins (Hsieh et al, 2012;Meyers et al, 2016), or the existence of metabolically distinct diacylglycerol transferase 1-and 2-LDs, which have different sizes (Wilfling et al, 2013).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Variation of LD size is often observed between cell lines or types, or is due to the dysfunction of some proteins (Thiam and Beller, 2017). The origin of such variability remains very unclear except for very specific cases where LDs split, fuse, or grow (Gong et al, 2011;Long et al, 2012;Tan et al, 2014;Wilfling et al, 2013;Yang et al, 2012).…”
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“…Efforts to define the LD proteome are also complicated by the heterogeneity of LDs, including differences in LD size, function, organelle association, and lipid composition [50]. This heterogeneity in LDs is lost when LDs are purified in bulk for proteomics analysis.…”
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“…These aspects of LDs have been reviewed extensively ( e.g. , [1-7, 11-21]); see also the reviews in this issue by Olzmann, Mashek, Zechner and Kratky, and Yen and Reue. Yet the importance of LDs is not restricted to energy storage.…”
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