Definition of ketogenesis in English:

ketogenesis

nounˌkiːtə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnəsɪsˌkidəˈdʒɛnəsəs

mass nounPhysiology

The production of ketone bodies during the metabolism of fats.
deficiencies in this enzyme lead to reduced fatty acid oxidation and ketogenesis
Example sentencesExamples
- However, in human starvation (or in the setting of diet-induced ketogenesis), the body "keto-adapts" and glucose requirements of most tissues drop to almost nil.
- When insulin levels are sufficiently low to permit ketone-body production, increased glucagon levels further stimulate ketogenesis.
- A diet extremely high in protein and fat with very little carbohydrate intake may induce ketogenesis.
- Ketogenesis takes place primarily in the liver and may by affected by several factors:
- Fasting, or actually carbohydrate restriction, works principally through reduced insulin levels and elevated free fatty acid levels, which foster ketogenesis.

Origin

Early 20th century: from ketone + genesis.

Definition of ketogenesis in US English:

ketogenesis

nounˌkēdəˈjenəsəsˌkidəˈdʒɛnəsəs

Physiology

The production of ketone bodies during the metabolism of fats.
deficiencies in this enzyme lead to reduced fatty acid oxidation and ketogenesis
Example sentencesExamples
- Fasting, or actually carbohydrate restriction, works principally through reduced insulin levels and elevated free fatty acid levels, which foster ketogenesis.
- Ketogenesis takes place primarily in the liver and may by affected by several factors:
- However, in human starvation (or in the setting of diet-induced ketogenesis), the body "keto-adapts" and glucose requirements of most tissues drop to almost nil.
- When insulin levels are sufficiently low to permit ketone-body production, increased glucagon levels further stimulate ketogenesis.
- A diet extremely high in protein and fat with very little carbohydrate intake may induce ketogenesis.

Origin

Early 20th century: from ketone + genesis.

词汇	ketogenesis
释义	Definition of ketogenesis in English: ketogenesis nounˌkiːtə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnəsɪsˌkidəˈdʒɛnəsəs mass nounPhysiology The production of ketone bodies during the metabolism of fats. deficiencies in this enzyme lead to reduced fatty acid oxidation and ketogenesis Example sentencesExamples However, in human starvation (or in the setting of diet-induced ketogenesis), the body "keto-adapts" and glucose requirements of most tissues drop to almost nil. When insulin levels are sufficiently low to permit ketone-body production, increased glucagon levels further stimulate ketogenesis. A diet extremely high in protein and fat with very little carbohydrate intake may induce ketogenesis. Ketogenesis takes place primarily in the liver and may by affected by several factors: Fasting, or actually carbohydrate restriction, works principally through reduced insulin levels and elevated free fatty acid levels, which foster ketogenesis. Origin Early 20th century: from ketone + genesis. Definition of ketogenesis in US English: ketogenesis nounˌkēdəˈjenəsəsˌkidəˈdʒɛnəsəs Physiology The production of ketone bodies during the metabolism of fats. deficiencies in this enzyme lead to reduced fatty acid oxidation and ketogenesis Example sentencesExamples Fasting, or actually carbohydrate restriction, works principally through reduced insulin levels and elevated free fatty acid levels, which foster ketogenesis. Ketogenesis takes place primarily in the liver and may by affected by several factors: However, in human starvation (or in the setting of diet-induced ketogenesis), the body "keto-adapts" and glucose requirements of most tissues drop to almost nil. When insulin levels are sufficiently low to permit ketone-body production, increased glucagon levels further stimulate ketogenesis. A diet extremely high in protein and fat with very little carbohydrate intake may induce ketogenesis. Origin Early 20th century: from ketone + genesis.
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