Starvation-induced regulation of carbohydrate transport at the blood–brain barrier is TGF-β-signaling dependent | eLife
Detailed analysis of transporter expression and glucose uptake rates shows that carbohydrate import at the blood–brain barrier is adapted via TGF-βsignaling-dependent transcriptional regulation of carbohydrate transporters to protect the brain form effects of nutrient shortage.
Starvation-induced regulation of carbohydrate transport at the blood–brain barrier is TGF-β-signaling dependent | eLife Version of Record May 25, 2021 Download Cite Share Comment Open annotations (there are currently 0 annotations on this page). 1,961 views 232 downloads 42 citations Altmetric provides a collated score for online attention across various platforms and media. See more details Share this article Doi Copy to clipboard Cite this article Helen Hertenstein Ellen McMullen Astrid Weiler Anne Volkenhoff Holger M Becker Stefanie Schirmeier (2021) Starvation-induced regulation of carbohy
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