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- Endurance training enhances hepatic gluconeogenesis, especially in the presence of norepinephrine (NE), even without other hormones.
- Trained rat liver cells show significantly higher gluconeogenesis and lactate uptake compared to untrained controls, particularly when stimulated by NE.
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