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. 2007 Sep 13;584(Pt 3):963–981. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2007.137331

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Metabolite concentrations A and B, blood glycerol concentration in men (A) and women (B). C and D, plasma FA concentration in men (C) and women (D). Values are means ±s.e.m. Men, n = 10; women, n = 8. Time (min), duration elapsed since beginning tracer infusion. *45%trial significantly different from corresponding time points in Control trial, P < 0.05. #65%trial significantly different from corresponding time points in Control trial, P < 0.05. †Average postexercise (30 min to 180 min postexercise) in 45%trial significantly different from corresponding average in Control trial, P < 0.05. ‡Average postexercise (30 min to 180 min postexercise) in 65%trial significantly different from corresponding average in Control trial, P < 0.05.

Inline graphic — Metabolite concentrations A and B, blood glycerol concentration in men (A) and women (B). C and D, plasma FA concentration in men (C) and women (D). Values are means ±s.e.m. Men, n = 10; women, n = 8. Time (min), duration elapsed since beginning tracer infusion. *45%trial significantly different from corresponding time points in Control trial, P < 0.05. #65%trial significantly different from corresponding time points in Control trial, P < 0.05. †Average postexercise (30 min to 180 min postexercise) in 45%trial significantly different from corresponding average in Control trial, P < 0.05. ‡Average postexercise (30 min to 180 min postexercise) in 65%trial significantly different from corresponding average in Control trial, P < 0.05.