A new discovery has shed light on small RNAs called microRNAs in the liver that regulate fat and glucose metabolism. Research shows that a molecular anticipation, during fast to re-feed transition, is essential for capping glucose production by the liver. This novel control enables a rapid switch in physiology following food consumption. Besides the therapeutic potential, the findings show that these mechanisms may be associated with metabolic diseases and aging.
Micro-control of liver metabolism
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