-
consumption of
gluconeogenic substrates in food does not
result in
increased gluconeogenesis. In ruminants,
propionate is the prin****l
gluconeogenic substrate...
- manner, with its
activity found to be
highest in the
liver and
kidney (
gluconeogenic tissues), in
adipose tissue and
lactating mammary gland (lipogenic tissues)...
- A
glucogenic amino acid (or
glucoplastic amino acid) is an
amino acid that can be
converted into
glucose through gluconeogenesis. This is in
contrast to...
- In the
liver oxaloacetate is
wholly or
partially diverted into the
gluconeogenic pathway during fasting, starvation, a low
carbohydrate diet, prolonged...
-
importance since this is how
glycerol (as DHAP)
enters the
glycolytic and
gluconeogenic pathways. Furthermore, it is a parti****nt in and a
product of the pentose...
-
pyruvate into intra-mitochondrial
oxaloacetate is an
early step in the
gluconeogenic pathway which converts lactate and de-aminated
alanine into glucose...
-
trioses are
identical to
those obtained in
glycolysis and can
enter the
gluconeogenic pathway for
glucose or
glycogen synthesis, or be
further catabolized...
-
second phase is the
subsequent metabolism of
these trioses either in the
gluconeogenic pathway for
glycogen replenishment and/or the
complete metabolism in...
- Pagliara) "The role of
growth hormone and
cortisone on
glucose and
gluconeogenic substrate regulation in
fasted hypopituitary children" (1976, with Morey...
- acid cycles, as no
other tissue can
divert its
oxaloacetate into the
gluconeogenic pathway in the way that the
liver does.
Unlike free
fatty acids, ketone...
