1960
DOI: 10.1093/oxfordjournals.bmb.a069839
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The Action of Insulin on Carbohydrate Metabolism

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“…These particular inconsistencies have l)een reported by other investigators in subprimate models of the diabetic pregnancy (39)(40)(41). The fact that glucose is not a potent insulin secretogogue during fetal life (42) may explain the lack of hyperinsulinism in the fetuses of the alloxan-treated does. Since the gestation of the rabbit is short and since rabbit pups are born before a gestational period of rapid growth, compiarable to the third trimester of human gestation, it is possible that there is insufficient time during gestation for fetal overgrowth to occur.…”
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“…These particular inconsistencies have l)een reported by other investigators in subprimate models of the diabetic pregnancy (39)(40)(41). The fact that glucose is not a potent insulin secretogogue during fetal life (42) may explain the lack of hyperinsulinism in the fetuses of the alloxan-treated does. Since the gestation of the rabbit is short and since rabbit pups are born before a gestational period of rapid growth, compiarable to the third trimester of human gestation, it is possible that there is insufficient time during gestation for fetal overgrowth to occur.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…Tuttavia, poich~ l'insulina esercita una notevole azione nei ratti surrenectomizzati e ipofisectomizzati, sembra a priori poco probabile che gli inibitori della esochinasi sui quali agisce l'insulina possano provenire soltanto da queste ghiandole (55).…”
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