Independent association of elevated serum hepatocyte growth factor levels with development of insulin resistance in a 10-year prospective study.
Independent association of elevated serum hepatocyte growth factor levels with development of insulin resistance in a 10-year prospective study.
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在一项为期 10 年的前瞻性研究中,血清肝细胞生长因子水平升高与胰岛素抵抗的发展存在独立关联。
DOI:
10.1111/j.1365-2265.2012.04496.x
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发表时间:
2012
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通讯作者:
Imaizumi T.
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作者:
Tsukagawa E;Adachi H;Hirai Y;Enomoto M;Fukami A;Ogata K;Kasahara A;Yokoi K;Imaizumi T.
ObjectiveHepatocyte growth factor (HGF) receptors form a hybrid complex with insulin receptors in the liver of mice, which lead to robust signalling to regulate glucose metabolism. Serum HGF levels are high in subjects with metabolic syndrome and/or obesity. Accordingly, we prospectively investigated the relationship between HGF and the development of insulin resistance (IR) in a general population without IR at baseline.MethodsA total of 1492 subjects received health examinations. After excluding subjects with diabetes and/or IR (n= 402) at baseline, the remaining subjects (n= 1090) were followed‐up 10 years later. Complete data sets were available from 716 subjects for prospective analysis. Logistic regression was performed to determine factors associated with the development of IR after 10 years.ResultsIn subjects without diabetes at baseline, serum HGF levels were higher (0·26 ± 0·10 ng/ml,n= 259) in subjects with IR than without it (0·22 ± 0·09 ng/ml,n= 1090). After deleting subjects who developed liver disease during follow‐up, 188 were found to have developed IR at 10 years after the original screening. HGF (P< 0·05), age (P< 0·001), homoeostasis model assessment index (P< 0·001), HDL‐c (P< 0·05; inversely) and hypertensive medication (P< 0·05) were significantly associated with the development of IR by multivariate stepwise logistic regression analysis. A significant (P< 0·05) relative risk [1·75 (95%CI: 1·01–3·12)] for the development of IR was observed in the highest (≥0·30 ng/ml)vsthe lowest categories (<0·15 ng/ml) of HGF after adjustments for confounders.ConclusionsOur 10‐year prospective study suggests that elevated serum HGF levels were significantly associated with the development of IR.