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See Latest ArticlesHomogenization-dependent responses of acid-soluble and acid-insoluble glycogen to exercise and refeeding in human muscles
Metabolism-Clinical and Experimental, 08/28/09
Barnes PD et al. – The patterns of response of ASG and AIG levels to changes in glycogen concentrations in human muscles are highly dependent on the protocol used to acid–extract glycogen, with the physiologic significance of the many previous studies on AIG and ASG being in need of revision.
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