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  • 61. Acute inhibition by ethanol of intestinal absorption of glucose and hepatic glycogen synthesis on glucose refeeding after starvation in the rat.
    Cook EB, Preece JA, Tobin SD, Sugden MC, Cox DJ, Palmer TN.
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    Kuwajima M, Golden S, Katz J, Unger RH, Foster DW, McGarry JD.
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    Taguchi T, Yamashita E, Mizutani T, Nakajima H, Yabuuchi M, Asano N, Miwa I.
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  • 77. Glycogen synthesis and metabolism of lactic acid after exercise.
    Brooks GA, Brauner KE, Cassens RG.
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  • 79. Glycogen synthesis via the indirect gluconeogenic pathway in the periportal and via the direct glucose utilizing pathway in the perivenous zone of perfused rat liver.
    Bartels H, Vogt B, Jungermann K.
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