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Diet modulates metabolic and hepatic responses to chronic pesticide mixture exposure in mice
Abstract Fasting initiates a coordinated metabolic response to preserve energy balance. As glycogen stores are depleted, the body transitions to mobilizing fatty acids from adipose tissue and generating ketone bodies in the liver to sustain the function of vital organs. A network of hormonal signals
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