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In this study, we investigated whether tetracosanol, an aliphatic alcohol isolated from Saccharum sinense, enhances insulin receptor kinase activity to exhibit an insulin synergistic effect in vitro and in vivo.
C.Y. Hsu+8 more
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DIETS: Diabetic Insulin Management System in Everyday Life [PDF]
People with diabetes need insulin delivery to effectively manage their blood glucose levels, especially after meals, because their bodies either do not produce enough insulin or cannot fully utilize it. Accurate insulin delivery starts with estimating the nutrients in meals and is followed by developing a detailed, personalized insulin injection ...
arxiv
Interactions of polypeptide hormones with cell membrane specific receptors: Studies with insulin and glucagon [PDF]
P Freychet
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The Relation of Conformation and Association of Insulin to Receptor Binding; X‐Ray and Circular‐Dichroism Studies on Bovine and Hystricomorph Insulins [PDF]
Stephen P. Wood+4 more
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Insulin enhances acid-sensing ion channel currents in rat primary sensory neurons
Insulin has been shown to modulate neuronal processes through insulin receptors. The ion channels located on neurons may be important targets for insulin/insulin receptor signaling.
Zhong-Qing Xu+6 more
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Insulin-Receptor Interaction in Isolated Fat Cells
Tomomi Minemura, Oscar B. Crofford
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Receptor-binding assay of chemically modified insulins [PDF]
P Freychet, D. Brandenburg, Axel Wollmer
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An AI-enabled dual-hormone model predictive control algorithm that delivers insulin and pramlintide [PDF]
Current closed-loop insulin delivery algorithms need to be informed of carbohydrate intake disturbances. This can be a burden on people using these systems. Pramlintide is a hormone that delays gastric emptying, which enables insulin kinetics to align with the kinetics of carbohydrate absorption.
arxiv
Insulin regulation of Leydig cell luteinizing hormone receptors.
Eduardo H. Charreau+4 more
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