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Impact of aging on substrate metabolism by the human heart
Andrew M. Kates
, Pilar Herrero
, Carmen Dence
, Pablo Soto
, Muthayyah Srinivasan
, Deborah G. Delano
, Ali Ehsani
,
Robert J. Gropler
Division of Cardiology
Division of Radiological Sciences
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
Siteman Cancer Center
Division of Veterans Affairs
Department of Radiology
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Substrate Metabolism
100%
Human Heart
100%
MVO2
100%
Age Impact
100%
Fatty Acid Utilization
83%
Glucose Utilization
66%
Free Fatty Acids
33%
Older Subjects
33%
Young Subjects
33%
Myocardial Blood Flow
33%
Positron Emission Tomography/computed Tomography (PET/CT)
33%
Relative Contribution
16%
Clinical Significance
16%
Fatty Acid Metabolism
16%
Palmitate
16%
Aging
16%
Glucose Metabolism
16%
Experimental Animals
16%
Fatty Acid Oxidation
16%
Healthy Volunteers
16%
Myocardial Oxygen Consumption
16%
Older Volunteers
16%
11C-acetate
16%
Fasted State
16%
Healthy Young
16%
Rest Condition
16%
15O-water
16%
Metabolic Switch
16%
Absolute Rates
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Fatty Acid
100%
Glucose Utilization
57%
Carbon 11
42%
Positron Emission Tomography
28%
Volunteer
28%
Heart Muscle Blood Flow
28%
Glucose Metabolism
14%
Clinical Significance
14%
Fatty Acid Metabolism
14%
Heart Muscle Oxygen Consumption
14%
Oxygen 15
14%
Acetic Acid
14%
Palmitic Acid
14%
Glucose
14%
Immunology and Microbiology
Fatty Acid
100%
Glucose Utilization
57%
Positron Emission Tomography
28%
Heart Muscle Blood Flow
28%
Fatty Acid Metabolism
14%
Normal Human
14%
Glucose Metabolism
14%
Experimental Animal
14%
Heart Muscle Oxygen Consumption
14%
Acetate
14%
Glucose
14%