… insulin secretion and action. Insulin resistance is a key feature of type 2 diabetes. However,
… role of the first-phase of insulin secretion in the maintenance of postmeal glucose …

… , others fail to respond to the treatment, and some develop serious … insulin secretion from
the pancreas or improving insulin … of insulin, with special emphasis on new ways of amplifying …

… secretion coupling signals that promote insulin biosynthesis and release. The primary stimulus
for insulin secretion … agents on metabolism and insulin secretion and to also acknowledge …

… insulin secretion by increasing intracellular cAMP concentration in β cells [11]. Insulin secretion
is … which innervates pancreatic islets modulates insulin secretion as well. In particular, …

… insulin secretion and their utilization in peripheral tissues. … insulin secretion and participate
in the actions of insulin on its … the implication of mitochondria in normal metabolism secretion …

… insulin treatment resulted in enhanced postreceptor insulin action, decreased basal hepatic
glucose output, and improved endogenous insulin secretion in … implications regarding treat…

… Insulinotropic agents may act either by direct stimulation of insulin secretion or by amplifying
insulin secretion induced by other means. Initiators of insulin secretion include glucose and …

… the nonpregnant state, and the insulin responses to a protein-rich … insulin secretion exist
between pregnant women with normal glucose tolerance (NGT) and women with GDM. Insulin …

… pattern of insulin secretion is observed. … insulin secretion is dependent on periodic rather
than continuous exposure to the correct pattern of extracellular signals. The clinical implications …

… Finally, the implications of this analysis for the treatment of … insulin secretion by causing
insulin resistance and hyperglycemia.'Ketones (ie, acetoacetate) stimulate insulin secretion in …