Hepatic AMPK signaling activation in response to dynamic REDOX balance is a biomarker of exercise to improve blood glucose control

  1. Meiling Wu
  2. Anda Zhao
  3. Xingchen Yan
  4. Hongyang Gao
  5. Chunwang Zhang
  6. Xiaomin Liu
  7. Qiwen Luo
  8. Feizhou Xie
  9. Shanlin Liu  Is a corresponding author
  10. Dongyun Shi  Is a corresponding author
  1. Fudan University, China
  2. Shanghai Changning Maternity and Infant Health Hospital, China
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  1. Meiling Wu
  2. Anda Zhao
  3. Xingchen Yan
  4. Hongyang Gao
  5. Chunwang Zhang
  6. Xiaomin Liu
  7. Qiwen Luo
  8. Feizhou Xie
  9. Shanlin Liu
  10. Dongyun Shi
(2022)
Hepatic AMPK signaling activation in response to dynamic REDOX balance is a biomarker of exercise to improve blood glucose control
eLife 11:e79939.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.79939