Basal fatty acid oxidation increases after recurrent low glucose in human primary astrocytes

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RT @PaulWP_: Astrocyte metabolism adapts to recurrent hypoglycaemia. Exciting to see similar results to our work (https://t.co/nXD5xhI7ku)…

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Astrocyte metabolism adapts to recurrent hypoglycaemia. Exciting to see similar results to our work (https://t.co/nXD5xhI7ku) shown from an independent lab where they expanded upon previous work to investigate effects of RH on neurodegeneration pathways: h

08 Feb 2021

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2/3 This builds on our previous paper showing human primary astrocytes adapt following RLG by increasing basal fatty acid oxidation https://t.co/G4eUeorG4y

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RT @profsmarshall: Up front and free to read in January's issue of @DiabetologiaJnl: Basal fatty acid oxidation increases after recurrent l…

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