Glycaemia

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Glycaemia ad saccharum sanguineum valet. In metabolismo saccharum glycaemia imprimis monosaccharidum glucosum momentum habet. In hominis sanguine 4 g glucosi circumfluunt^[1].

In organismo gubernatio glycaemia per Hormonta, ut insulinum et glucagonum, magnum momentum habet^[2].

Nimis glucosi in sanguine hyperglycaemia vocacitur, parum glucosi hypoglycaemia.

Pinacotheca

D-glucosum

Notae

↑ Wasserman D. H. (Ian 2009). "Four Grams of Glucose". American journal of physiology, endocrinology and metabolism 296 (1): E11-21
↑ Boyle P. J., Zrebiec J. (Feb 2007). "Physiological and Behavioral Aspects of Glycemic Control and Hypoglycemia in Diabetes". Southern medical journal 100 (2): 175-82

Nexus interni

[1] Wasserman D. H. (Ian 2009). "Four Grams of Glucose". American journal of physiology, endocrinology and metabolism 296 (1): E11-21

[2] Boyle P. J., Zrebiec J. (Feb 2007). "Physiological and Behavioral Aspects of Glycemic Control and Hypoglycemia in Diabetes". Southern medical journal 100 (2): 175-82

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