December 11, 2019Open Access

Muscle-Liver Substrate Fluxes in Exercising Humans and Potential Effects on Hepatic Metabolism

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Metabolites circulate between working muscles and the liver and may support the metabolic adaption to exercise by acting both as substrates and as signaling molecules.

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