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In hepatocytes from starved rats, 10mM-glucose suppressed in incorporation of 2mM labelled alanine into glucose+glycogen by more than 40%, whereas no inhibition was observed with labelled lactate as substrate. Addition of glycerol instead of glucose did not show this inhibition. The inhibitory effect could also be demonstrated in label-free experiments.
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