Amino acid metabolism during starvation in human pregnancy
AUTOR(ES)
Felig, Philip
RESUMO
To evaluate the factors regulating gluconeogenesis in pregnancy, plasma amino acid levels were determined during the course of an 84-90 hr fast in physically healthy women studied during wk 16-22 of gestation (before undergoing therapeutic abortion), and in nonpregnant controls. The effect of pregnancy on the glycemic response to exogenous alanine administration during starvation was also investigated.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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