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Metabolism, 1976
Although suspected to exist as a pancreatic hyperglycemic factor as early as 1923, isolated and crystallized by 1953, and measurable by radioimmunoassay since 1959, only in the last decade has glucagon become firmly established as a critical hormone in the minute-to-minute regulation of the blood glucose concentration.
J D, McGarry +2 more
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Although suspected to exist as a pancreatic hyperglycemic factor as early as 1923, isolated and crystallized by 1953, and measurable by radioimmunoassay since 1959, only in the last decade has glucagon become firmly established as a critical hormone in the minute-to-minute regulation of the blood glucose concentration.
J D, McGarry +2 more
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Digestion, 2009
From the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract a number of peptides can be extracted, which are glucagon-like in their behavior towards antisera raised against the pancreatic hormone. The biochemistry and physiology of these peptides are critically reviewed.
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From the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract a number of peptides can be extracted, which are glucagon-like in their behavior towards antisera raised against the pancreatic hormone. The biochemistry and physiology of these peptides are critically reviewed.
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1970
Excerpt Glucagon's scientific birth was a lowly one, that of a troublesome contamination of early insulin preparations.
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Excerpt Glucagon's scientific birth was a lowly one, that of a troublesome contamination of early insulin preparations.
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Medical Clinics of North America, 1978
We have considered the evidence, first, that the presence of glucagon is essential in the pathogenesis of the full syndrome that results from complete insulin deficiency; second, that in the diabetic in whom insulin levels are relatively fixed, a rise in glucagon concentration contributes to endogenous hyperglycemia; and, third, that conventional ...
P, Raskin, R H, Unger
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We have considered the evidence, first, that the presence of glucagon is essential in the pathogenesis of the full syndrome that results from complete insulin deficiency; second, that in the diabetic in whom insulin levels are relatively fixed, a rise in glucagon concentration contributes to endogenous hyperglycemia; and, third, that conventional ...
P, Raskin, R H, Unger
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1971
Excerpt To the editor: Dr. Cortes's letter (Ann Intern Med74:1014, 1971) requires some comment. The possibility of a glucagon-induced endogenous thyrocalcitonin stimulation in pancreatitis is compl...
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Excerpt To the editor: Dr. Cortes's letter (Ann Intern Med74:1014, 1971) requires some comment. The possibility of a glucagon-induced endogenous thyrocalcitonin stimulation in pancreatitis is compl...
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Metabolism, 1976
HE HEPATIC PRODUCTION of lipoprotein is a complex phenomenon, involving a synchronous relationship between hepatic apoprotein synthesis, and the actual tipoprotein secretory event. A role for glucagon in modulating these events has been proposed.~ The administration of exogenous glucagon results in a pronounced hypolipemic response in man, dog, fowl ...
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HE HEPATIC PRODUCTION of lipoprotein is a complex phenomenon, involving a synchronous relationship between hepatic apoprotein synthesis, and the actual tipoprotein secretory event. A role for glucagon in modulating these events has been proposed.~ The administration of exogenous glucagon results in a pronounced hypolipemic response in man, dog, fowl ...
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Disease-a-Month, 1978
The islets of Langerhans contain at least four major cell types—the A, A2, or α cell; the B or β cell; the D or A1 cell; and the F cell—containing, respectively, glucagon, insulin, somatostatin, and pancreatic polypeptide. In every species thus far examined, these four cell types bear a constant topographical relationship to one another, although the ...
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The islets of Langerhans contain at least four major cell types—the A, A2, or α cell; the B or β cell; the D or A1 cell; and the F cell—containing, respectively, glucagon, insulin, somatostatin, and pancreatic polypeptide. In every species thus far examined, these four cell types bear a constant topographical relationship to one another, although the ...
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The past, present, and future physiology and pharmacology of glucagon
Cell Metabolism, 2022Megan Capozzi +2 more
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