Obesity Pathogenesis; Energy deficit without reducing carbohydrates alters CHO oxidation
Obesity Pathogenesis; Energy deficit without reducing carbohydrates alters CHO oxidation
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Obesity Pathogenesis; Energy deficit without reducing carbohydrates alters CHO oxidation
Publisher
Atlanta: NewsRx
Journal title
Science Letter, 2005, p.1211
Language
English
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Atlanta: NewsRx
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"The lower CHO oxidation was accompanied by a 7.3+/-2.5-fold increase in PDK-4 mRNA expression after energy deficit (p<0.05), whereas PDK-2 mRNA was similar between the trials. Energy deficit increases fatty acid availability, increases PDK-4 mRNA expression, and suppresses CHO oxidation even when dietary CHO content is not reduced."
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Obesity Pathogenesis; Energy deficit without reducing carbohydrates alters CHO oxidation
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TN_cdi_proquest_wirefeeds_209162637
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/TN_cdi_proquest_wirefeeds_209162637
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1538-9111
E-ISSN
1538-9162
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