Ketone bodies

any of three acidic chemicals (acetate, acetoacetate, and beta-hydroxybutyrate).Ketone bodies may accumulate in the blood (ketosis) when the body has inadequate glucose to use for energy, andmust increase the use of fat for fuel. Ketone bodies are acidic, and very high levels in the blood are toxic and may result in ketoacidosis.




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AI ATP Acetylation
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Adjunct Adrenal glands Agglutinate
Alkaline Allele Alzheimer's disease
Amino acids Anaerobic Analog
Anemia Anencephaly Angina pectoris
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Anticonvulsant Antigen Antihistamine
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Astrocytoma Ataxia Atherosclerosis
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Bi-polar disorder Bile acids Bile
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Sprue Status Steroid hormone receptor
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Virus Vitamin Water
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