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Phillip Oelbaum

York University

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Novel modifications to fructose metabolism are associated with adaptation to high-sugar diets in bats

Jerrica M. Jamison, A.M. Gutierez, Phillip Oelbaum, Gerardo Marrón, Alexa Sadier, Jorge Ortega, F. Reid, N. Simmons, Kenneth C. Welch

This study identifies metabolic adaptations in bats with high-sugar diets, showing that fructose metabolism is prioritized over glucose metabolism to avoid disease.

bioRxiv · Oct 4, 2026 · PreprintPhysiology