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Human metabolism : functional diversity and integration

J. R. Bronk

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I. GENERAL FEATURES OF METABOLISM. 1. An Overview of Metabolism 2. Carbohydrate Metabolism 3. Lipid Metabolism 4. Nitrogen Metabolism II. DIFFERENT ORGANS HAVE SPECIALIZED AREAS OF METABOLISM. 5. What Do Different Organs Contribute to the Body's Metabolism 6. The Liver 7. Adipose Tissue 8. Muscles 9. The Pancreas 10. Intestinal Metabolism and nutrient Absorption 11. Metabolism and the Central Nervous System 12. Blood 13. The Kidneys III. INTEGRATION AND CONTROL OF TISSUE METABOLISM. 14. Hoe the Integration and Control of Metabolism Can be Altered 15. The Influence of Starvation on Tissue Metabolism 16. How Does Exercise Alter the Metabolic Balance?

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Key concepts: Metabolism, Lipid metabolism, Carbohydrate metabolism, Adipose tissue, Biology, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Medicine