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Hepatic glucose metabolizing enzymes, inhibition

Inhibition of Hepatic Glucose Metabolizing Enzymes Mechanism... [Pg.190]

Biochemical basis of disorder Because of a genetic disorder, the hepatic aldolase B enzyme is defective, and functions normally in glycolysis but not in fructose metabolism. Glucose production is inhibited by elevated fructose 1-phosphate. When fructose is ingested, severe hypoglycemia results. [Pg.218]

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Enzyme hepatic

Enzymes inhibition

Glucose metabolism

Hepatic glucose metabolism

Hepatic glucose metabolizing

Inhibition metabolism

Metabolic enzymes

Metabolism enzymes

Metabolizing enzymes