Insulin secretory responses to rising and falling glucose concentrations are delayed in subjects with impaired glucose tolerance
DiabetologiaPublished 1 April 2002Open access
David A. Ehrmann, Elena Breda, Melissa K. Cavaghan, S. Bajramovic, Jacqueline Imperial, Gianna Toffolo
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Beta-cell responses to changes in glucose would not be normal in subjects with impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) and subjects with IGT show delays in the timing of the beta-cell response to glucose when glucose levels are either rising or falling.
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Subjects with IGT are not able to secrete insulin to compensate adequately for insulin resistance. They also show delays in the timing of the beta-cell response to glucose when glucose levels are either rising or falling.
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