Beta-cell function improved by supplementing basal insulin secretion in mild diabetes.
Insulin supplements, predominantly as a constant basal fish insulin infusion, were given to patients with mild diabetes to reduce the overnight fasting glucose level to normal. The basal plasma human insulin levels were reduced to subnormal levels by the infusion, and the insulin response to intrave...
Auteurs principaux: | Turner, R, McCarthy, S, Holman, R, Harris, E |
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Format: | Journal article |
Langue: | English |
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1976
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