l-carnitine transport fatty acids mitochondria The Carnitine Shuttle Metabolism: The carnitine shuttle and

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The TG accumulation in adipocytes depends mainly on the availability of plasma VLDL and genetically fat chickens presented high levels of VLDL

L-Carnitine is actually a transport molecule responsible for transporting fatty acids to the mitochondria to be metabolized, which theoretically means a reduction in its bodily levels could compromise the bodys ability to metabolize fatty acids perhaps increasing the likelihood they end up stored on the liver

LC also plays an important role in the regulation of metabolic pathways involved in skeletal muscle protein balance: proteolysis and protein synthesis [3]

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