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The effect of muscle glycogen status on control of substrate metabolism during exercise
Glycogen depletion has frequently been shown to result in a decrease in respiratory exchange ratio (RER). However, the metabolic response to glycogen depletion has generally been studied in overnight fasted subjects or in subjects who were already fatigued, or hypoglycaemic, or both, raising the que...
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MRC/UCT RU for Exercise and Sport Medicine
2017
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