Glucagon physiology and pathophysiology.
Glucagon physiology and pathophysiology.
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胰高血糖素生理学和病理生理学。
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发表时间:
1971
影响因子:
158.5
通讯作者:
R. Unger
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作者:
R. Unger
THE function of pancreatic glucagon has been questioned for several decades, but it now seems probable that glucagon, like insulin, is extremely important in the moment-to-moment control of the homeostasis of glucose, of certain amino acids and perhaps of free fatty acids. Normal alpha-cell function seems essential to optimal glucoregulation, and abnormal alpha-cell function may cause, contribute to or result from a variety of metabolic disorders, the most common being diabetes mellitus. Biologic Opposition of Glucagon and Insulin Glucagon has been shown to have potent glycogenolytic1 and gluconeogenic2 , 3 activity at concentrations within the physiologic range. In addition, it may have . . .