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Insulin Sensitivity is Related to Fat Oxidation and Protein Kinase C Activity in Children With Acute Burn Injury
Journal of Burn Care & Research, 07/18/08
Cree M et al. - Free fatty acid profiles of muscle triglyceride did not match DAG. Insulin resistance following burn injury is accompanied by decreased insulin signaling and increased protein kinase C-[beta] activation. The best metabolic predictor of insulin resistance in burned patients was palmitate oxidation.
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