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ER stress dictates inflammatory, but not hormonal, lipolytic triggers in adipocytes

Obesity is characterized by inflammation that can impair endocrine control of cell metabolism. The triggers and stress responses of these immune‐mediated defects are ill‐defined. There is a reciprocal relationship between inflammation and lipolysis in adipocytes, but hormones and adrenergic signals can also stimulate lipolytic programs in adipocytes. This study aimed to identify the cell stress responses that differentiate inflammatory and hormonal triggers of lipolysis in adipocytes.