gluconeogenesis

What Conditions Affect Gluconeogenesis in Children?

Several conditions can impair gluconeogenesis in children, including inborn errors of metabolism, such as glycogen storage diseases and fatty acid oxidation disorders. Infections, severe illness, and prolonged fasting can also disrupt the balance of glucose production and consumption.

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