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Gluconeogenesis fructose-6-phosphate production

Insufficient inorganic phosphate (especially in the liver cells of affected persons who ingest a large amount of fructose) impairs gluconeogenesis, protein synthesis, and energy production by oxidative phosphorylation. [Pg.86]

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