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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"glucose kinetics"”.

  1. The acute effects of propranolol on metabolic dysfunction in severely burned pediatric patients

    … elevated energy mobilization through increased glucose production and lipolysis. These metabolic changes contribute to the morbidity associated with delayed recovery. Hyperglycemia, increased infections, insulin resistance, delayed wound healing, and organ dysfunction are all associated with …

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  2. Glucose disposal and insulin sensitivity at rest and during exercise in trained horses adapted to different dietary energy sources and in association with laminitis in ponies

    Glucose is a fundamental energy source, the utilization and regulation of which impacts exercise performance and health. These studies have used modeling techniques to evaluate glucose kinetics and dynamics in equids and developed tests to evaluate the status of glucose metabolism. In Part I, 12 …

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  3. Glucose dynamics in rat skeletal muscle : recovery from osmotic stress

    The purpose of this study was to examine cell glucose kinetics in rat skeletal muscle during iso-osmotic recovery from hyper- and hypo-osmotic stress. Rat EDL muscles were incubated for sixty minutes in either HYPO (190 mmol/kg), ISO (290 mmol/kg), or HYPER (400 mmol/kg) media (Sigma medium-199, 8 …

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  4. Resveratrol: therapeutic role in metabolic and reproductive function in obese broodmares

    … every other day. Frequently-sampled intravenous glucose tolerance tests were conducted pre- and post- treatment. Insulin and glucose kinetics were analyzed via minimal model. Resveratrol supplementation had no discernible effect on reproductive parameters (P>0.05), however obese mares had more (6 …

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  5. The interaction between glucose and fat metabolism and insulin resistance in severely burned children and the metabolic effects of fenofibrate

    … in conjunction with disturbances in fat and glucose metabolism and mitochondrial dysfunction. Four human studies were conducted to better understand this relationship in the settings of aging and burn trauma. \r\nThe first two studies focused on aging. Insulin resistance commonly occurs in …

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  6. Effect of treadmill exercise on cutaneous wound healing in obese mice

    … macrophage number and phenotype, and on blood glucose kinetics. Exercise sped healing rate in obese mice, with the major effects happening early (within 5 days) post-wounding. Surprisingly, wound site inflammation was not affected by exercise, with no differences detected in gene or protein …

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  7. Potential metabolic effect of sucralose following an oral glucose load in subjects with obesity and normal-weight subjects

    … used non-nutritive sweetener (NNS), affects glucose metabolism in people is unclear. It has been reported that, when consumed acutely before an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT), sucralose enhances insulinemic responses and decreases insulin sensitivity in subjects with obesity who are not …

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