Definition: Purpurins are a type of protein that is produced in the liver and kidney by a process called gluconeogenesis. These proteins play a crucial role in maintaining the body's energy balance, as they help to break down glucose into fuel for cells, which can then be used for other purposes like metabolism. Purpurins are also involved in the regulation of blood sugar levels and may contribute to various health conditions such as diabetes and obesity.
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