Interorganic relationship of energy metabolism substrates in mice for skeletal trauma

This research studied the contents of energy metabolism substrates (creatine phosphate, glycogen, lipids) in skeletal muscles and liver of the mice after leg bone fracture modeling. It was revealed that intact animals had clear correlates between the contents of creatine phosphate and glycogen in muscles, as well as between the contents of glycogen and lipides in muscles and liver. These correlations were disordered in animals with leg bone fractures.