Lecture

Metabolism and Hormones

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Description

This lecture covers the metabolic processes in the liver, muscles, brain, and adipose tissue, including glucose metabolism, ketone bodies production, and amino acid utilization. It also discusses the role of hormones in regulating metabolism and the different types of hormones and their modes of action.

Instructor

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