mortality/aging
• in fasted neonates
• however, treatment with rapamycin, glucose or a mix of gluconeogenic amino acids partially rescues accelerated lethality
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• mice die within the first day after birth
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homeostasis/metabolism
N |
• mice exhibit normal levels of lactate
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• autophagic vacuoles are rarely observed in the liver or skeletal muscle in fasted mice unlike in wild-type mice
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• decreased in neonates
• however, rapamycin treatment restores amino acid levels
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hypoglycemia
(
J:194401
)
• in fasted neonates that does not recover
• increased in fasted mice treated with alanine
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• reduced in the liver
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• fasted mice exhibit accelerated hepatic glycogen use compared with wild-type mice
• however, mice exhibit normal hepatic glycogen levels and rapamycin administration partly restored hepatic glycogen in fasted mice
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growth/size/body
• in mice delivered by Caesarian section
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cellular
• autophagic vacuoles are rarely observed in the liver or skeletal muscle in fasted mice unlike in wild-type mice
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