👉 Lipophagic is a term used in medicine and biology to describe cells that contain a high concentration of lipids, which are organic molecules made up of fatty acids. These cells are known for their ability to produce lipids through a process called lipogenesis. Examples of lipophagic cells include neurons, which are responsible for transmitting signals and processing information; adipocytes, which store fat in the body; and liver cells, which convert fats into energy in the liver. Lipophagic cells can
