Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8633019 | Metabolism | 2018 | 39 Pages |
Abstract
The results reveal intensity-dependent effects on hepatic AMPK expression and general exercise effects on subsequent SPA and substrate oxidation that is independent of estrogen status. These findings support the notion that HIIE can impact aspects of liver physiology in females while the effects of exercise on whole body substrate selection appear to be independent of training intensity. However, neither exercise approach mitigated the impairment in glucose tolerance and elevated body fat occurring in OVX mice.
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Authors
Marc A. Tuazon, Sara C. Campbell, Dylan J. Klein, Sue A. Shapses, Keith R. Anacker, Tracy G. Anthony, Mehmet Uzumcu, Gregory C. Henderson,