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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Fructose metabolism"”.

  1. Studies on Fructose Metabolism

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  2. Characterization of the brain as a site of fructose metabolism and of an aldolase B knockout mouse that mimics human hereditary fructose intolerance

    Excessive fructose consumption in Western diets correlates with increases in obesity, insulin resistance, kidney disease, and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), collectively part of metabolic syndrome (MBS). Liver and kidneys metabolize 50-70% of ingested fructose, but the fate of remaining …

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  3. Investigation of Gut-Derived Circulating Succinate in Metabolism and Liver Signaling

    … (TCA) cycle is the epicenter of cellular aerobic metabolism and accounts for the majority of cellular ATP production. In addition to its use in anabolic and catabolic processes, TCA cycle intermediates may serve as signaling molecules. The TCA cycle intermediates succinate and α-ketoglutarate are …

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  4. Understanding compound-induced histopathology in rat liver using gene expression network methods

    … lymphocytic inflammatory cell infiltration’ to fructose metabolism, gluconeogenesis, and chemokine response pathways (Chapter 3). Concordance was found between histopathologically related toxicity groups between databases and their co-expression networks. From here, the co-expression network …

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