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Therefore, carbohydrate metabolism, is a hub of different kinds of material metabolism, which can be divided into glycolysis, aerobic oxidation, the pentose phosphate pathway (PPP), the uronic acid pathway, the polyol pathway, glycogen synthesis and glycogenolysis, gluconeogenesis, etc
2).40 Compared to the high-flux polyphenylene membrane used in traditional HFR, the ultrafiltrate contains significantly higher concentrations of medium-high weight molecules (which may be subsequently adsorbed) such as IL-6 (24,700 Da) or 1-glycoprotein (43,500 Da) and, obviously, albumin (66,500 Da).22,48,49 The ultrafiltrate is conducted from this hemofilter to an 80 g neutral styrene resin with an adsorption area of 35,000 m2.50 Schematic representation of the sieving curves of the different membranes used in HFR (Polyphenylene HF, Polyphenylene SHF, Synclear 0.2)