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Glucose-fatty acid interaction in skeletal muscle and adipose tissue in insulin resistance.

@article{Cahova2007GlucosefattyAI,
  title={Glucose-fatty acid interaction in skeletal muscle and adipose tissue in insulin resistance.},
  author={Monika Cahova and Hana Vavř{\'i}nkov{\'a} and Ludmila Kazdov{\'a}},
  journal={Physiological research},
  year={2007},
  volume={56 1},
  pages={
          1-15
        }
}
Insulin resistance (IR) is the result of long-lasting positive energy balance and the imbalance between the uptake of energy rich substrates (glucose, lipids) and energy output. The defects in the metabolism of glucose in IR and type 2 diabetes are closely associated with the disturbances in the metabolism of lipids. In this review, we have summarized the evidence indicating that one of the important mechanisms underlying the development of IR is the impaired ability of skeletal muscle to… 
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