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Cellular Metabolism: Fatty Acid and Glucose Utilization

Molecular classification
Metabolic Pathway
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Overview

Cellular metabolism of fatty acids and glucose refers to the coordinated processes by which cells utilize these two major energy substrates. Both are essential for meeting the energetic demands of mammalian tissues, with their utilization tightly regulated and interdependent through mechanisms such as the glucose–fatty acid cycle.

02

Biological functions

ATP productionEnergy homeostasisMetabolic flexibilityFuel utilization
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Insulin resistanceDiabetes mellitusMetabolic disorders

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