Differential effects of noradrenaline and glucagon on lipolysis and fatty-acid utilization in brown adipose tissue
The relative effects of noradrenaline (300 pM-3 μM) and glucagon (30 pM-300 nM) upon lipolysis and fatty acid utilization rates in brown adipose tissue from warm- (WA) and cold-acclimated (CA) rats, were: (i) lipolytic sensitivity and responsiveness to the agonists were reduced in CA tissue; (ii) in...
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