THE GLUCOSE PARADOX - IS GLUCOSE A SUBSTRATE FOR LIVER-METABOLISM
THE GLUCOSE PARADOX - IS GLUCOSE A SUBSTRATE FOR LIVER-METABOLISM
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DOI:
10.1172/jci111610
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
影响因子:
15.9
通讯作者:
MCGARRY, JD
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作者:
KATZ, J;MCGARRY, JD
In summary, there is no question that in vivo a glucose load will depress and perhaps even block glucose output. Also, when blood glucose concentrations are experimentally raised to a range of 12-15 mM, the liver will respond with substantial glucose uptake. It should be remembered that free glucose is a rare dietary component, and even with high starch diets, portal glucose concentrations will seldom reach 12 mM. In rats and dogs, the threshold for glucose uptake is lowered to the physiological range when the animals are conditioned to a high glucose diet. The available evidence shows clearly that in humans on a Western-type diet, the uptake of glucose by the liver is quite low, and the administered glucose is metabolized predominantly in the periphery.