The fly muscles in on glycogen autophagy

  [...]the authors found that an enzyme called glycogen phosphorylase operates independently of the autophagy pathway to break down glycogen in starving larval muscle. By introducing various mutations into GlyS, the researchers showed that this interaction only takes place during starvation and that...

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Physiological aspects
Proteins
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