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In eukaryotes, nutrients are stored in the form of lipids and managed by atypical organelles called lipid droplets (LDs).
The cellular content of Lipid droplets (LDs) is remarkably flexible; LDs can be promptly formed or efficiently consumed depending on the cellular status
The surface of Lipid droplets (LDs) is a crowded domain
When lipids are needed, LDs are promptly but progressively activated to meet the cellular demands
These lipid droplet accumulations can be classified as macrovesicular, large lipid droplets that displace the nucleus and organelles or microv…