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glycogenesis

/ˌɡlaɪ.kəʊˈdʒen.ə.sɪs/

Traducción: Proceso biológico en animales que consiste en la formación de glucógeno a partir de glucosa, que generalmente ocurre cuando el nivel de glucosa en sangre supera las necesidades energéticas del organismo.

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/ˌɡlaɪ.kəʊˈdʒen.ə.sɪs/C2formalscientific
  • esProceso biológico en animales que consiste en la formación de glucógeno a partir de glucosa, que generalmente ocurre cuando el nivel de glucosa en sangre supera las necesidades energéticas del organismo.

A biological process in animals involving the formation of glycogen from glucose, typically occurring when blood glucose levels exceed the body's immediate energy demands.

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  1. Formation of glycogen from glucoseC2formalmedical

    The biochemical process in animals where glucose is converted into glycogen for storage, primarily in the liver and muscles.

    esGlucogénesis

    • Glycogenesis is stimulated by insulin after a meal.
    • The liver plays a central role in glycogenesis.
    • During glycogenesis, excess glucose is stored as glycogen.
  2. Conversion of excess blood glucoseC2formalmedical

    The metabolic pathway that converts glucose into glycogen when blood glucose levels exceed the body's immediate energy demands.

    esGlucogénesis

    • Glycogenesis helps regulate blood sugar levels.
    • After eating, glycogenesis reduces the amount of glucose in the bloodstream.
    • The process of glycogenesis is crucial for energy homeostasis.
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  • glycogeneses plural form
  • glycogeneses' possessive plural form
  • glycogenesis's possessive singular form