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Fri Jun 12

• Artyku?y - Post?powanie w prze?omach hiperglikemicz nych u chorych na cukrzyc?Stanow isko American Diabetes Association (2001)

Wed Dec 10

• Gluconeogenesi s: Really good website explaining the processes of gluconeogenesi s and glycolysis; it also explains the regulation of both at different stages.
• Gluconeogenesi s: This page explain clearly about how gluconeogenesi s works from different molecules, using different mechanism to transfer into new glucose molecules.

Tue Dec 9

• Cushing's Syndrome: This is an example of a disorder caused by increased secretion of cortisol. Symptoms can include muscle wasting and increased levels of glucose in the blood and urine due to increased stimulation of gluconeogenesi s.

Wed Dec 3

• Famine response - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Explains the processes that go on in the body in response to dangerously low caloric intake. The body's glycogen reserves can supply the body with enough glucose for 6 hours. After that gluconeogenesi s must take place to produce more glucose for vital organs such as heart muscle and brain, where it is the preferred metabolite.

Tue Nov 25

• How does Insulin work: I found this site to be particular useful for the metabolism module (MB1002-08) as it discusses the action of insulin and the effect it has on different molecules on the body such as triacylglycero ls and glycogen. These have been discussed both in the metabolism lecture and also in a essay that has recently been submitted in the key skills module.

Thu Nov 20

• Cortisol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Cortisol stimulates lipolysis of triacylglycero ls in adipose tissue, during starvation. It also stimulates gluconeogenesi s, by stimulating degradation of protein and lipid to produce gluconeogenic substrates such as glycerol and alanine.

Sun Nov 16

• Lipid Metabolism: Detailed information on fatty acid oxidation, including its link to the electron transport chain and ATP. good use of visual aids

Mon Nov 10

• Glycolysis/Glu coneogenesis Pathway: image showing glycolysis and gluconeogenesi s pathways

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