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ADIPOCYTE GROWTH IN THE FIRST 2 YEARS OF LIFE

Four patterns of fat cell size and population distribution have been described in subcutaneous adipose samples from normally nourished children up to 2 years of age. A population of foetal adipocytes with a modal value for cell diameter of 11 μ has been described which represents a fat cell with a lipid content of 5 μ 10‐4μ. Fat cells containing less than 0.01 μ of lipid have not previously been counted.