glucose transporters and metabolic diseases
Glucose transporters are proteins involved in the movement of glucose molecules across cell membranes, allowing cells to take in and use glucose for energy. Metabolic diseases refer to conditions that affect the body's metabolism, including how glucose is transported, utilized, or regulated, leading to various health issues.
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