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The acute effect of caffeine supplementation on hepatic glycogen in male rats - by Sara Fayez Farhat

Farhat, Sara Fayez (2010)

This study aimed at investigating the acute effect of a moderate dose of caffein e given in the presence and absence of food on hepatic glycogen, in view of the widespread consumption of caffeine worldwide from a variety ...
The acute effect of diet supplementation with glutamine, dihydroxyacetone and leucine on food intake and glycogen synthesis of rats - by Sabreen Talal Bitar

Bitar, Sabreen Talal (2002)

Food intake is believed to be controlled in part by metabolic factors including glycogen metabolism in the liver. It is now known that glycogen can be synthesized in the liver by two different pathways, the direct and ...
The acute effect of high protein diets on glycogen synthesis in rats - by Talar Shavarsh Hagopian

Hagopian, Talar Shavarsh (2003)

Food intake is supposed to be controlled, to a certain extent, by metabolic factors including glycogen metabolism in the liver. Glutamine and dihydroxyacetone are substances known to increase hepatic glycogenesis. In obese ...
Acute effect of PYY injection and caffeine intake on postprandial glycogen and lipid synthesis in rats - by Malak Sobhi Rahhal

Rahhal, Malak Sobhi (2009)

It has been well established that caffeine and PYY decrease food intake (FI) whi ch is known to be controlled by central and peripheral factors. Moreover, the li ver has been implicated to play a role in controlling FI ...
The in vivo rate of postprandial glycogen synthesis in glucocorticoid-treated rats maintained on different high proteins diets - by Leila Karim Boukarim

Boukarim, Leila Karim (2004)

The therapeutic use of glucocorticoids is associated with weight gain and may pl ay an important role in the initiation of obesity, an effect which is undesirabl e and even detrimental. Studies have shown that glucocorticoids ...

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