Mechanism of liver glycogen repletion in vivo by nuclear mag…

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Mechanism of liver glycogen repletion in vivo by nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.

Article 1985 EN Bronze

In order to quantitate the pathways by which liver glycogen is repleted, we administered [1-13C]glucose by gavage into awake 24-h fasted rats and examined the labeling pattern of 13C in hepatic glycogen. Two doses of [1-13C]glucose, 1 and 6 mg/g body wt, were given to examine whether differences in the plasma glucose concentration altered the metabolic pathways via which liver glycogen was repleni…

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1 Gerald I. Shulman Yale University (US)
2 Douglas L. Rothman Yale University (US)
3 Daniel J. B. Smith West Virginia University (US) West Virginia University Hospi… (US) +1
4 Carolyn M. Johnson West Virginia University (US) Yale University (US) +1 —
5 James B. Blair West Virginia University (US) Yale University (US) +1 —
6 R. G. Shulman West Virginia University (US) Yale University (US) +1 —
7 Ralph Anthony DeFronzo West Virginia University (US) Yale University (US) +1

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