Gluconeogénesis
Características generales La gluconeogénesis ocurre principalmente en el hígado (90%) y, en menor medida, en la corteza renal (10%). El riñón contribuye de manera constante, aunque menos adaptativa que el hígado. Su función principal es la de garantizar un suministro continuo de glucosa para órganos como el cerebro, los eritrocitos y el músculo esquelético durante el ejercicio extenuante, que dependen casi exclusivamente de este carbohidrato.
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