The effects of early exposure to deoxyglucose persisted even when researchers removed the glucose-like molecule.
大多数人认为细胞代谢效应是可逆的，一旦干扰因素被移除，细胞应恢复正常状态。但作者发现，早期接触脱氧葡萄糖的影响即使在移除该分子后仍然存在，这挑战了人们对细胞代谢可逆性的传统认知，暗示可能存在某种'代谢记忆'现象。
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