Titlebook: Diabetes and the Endocrine Pancreas; A Biochemical Approa William Montague Book 1983 William Montague 1983 Diabetes.Diabetes mellitus.Insul

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Diabetic Complications,not all diabetics, even those of very long duration, develop the complications. The frequency of specific complications may vary in type 1 and type 2 diabetes, but none of the common complications are restricted to either type.

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Diabetes Mellitus,erosmolar coma) and with chronic complications (diseases of the vascular, renal and nervous systems). It is an important clinical problem as it currently affects between 1 and 2 per cent of the population of many countries.

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Kapitel 6 Allgemeine Zivilrechtsfolgenormone. The most outstanding of these studies was the work by Sutherland and his associates in the 1960s on the mechanism of action of glucagon, which led to the discovery of cyclic AMP and paved the way towards an understanding of polypeptide hormone action in general.

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Bildung, Jugend und Wissenschaft,atment of diabetes mellitus, but it also provided a powerful stimulus to the development of techniques for the isolation and characterisation of the biologically active molecule. Insulin was first crystallised in 1926 by J.J. Abel and at that time there was great controversy as to whether the crysta

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Kapitel 6 Allgemeine Zivilrechtsfolgenve been made in our understanding of the mechanism of action of insulin. These advances began in the early 1970s when it was established that the initial event in the action of insulin was its interaction with specific receptors on the plasma membrane of the target cell. This interaction has been de

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Kapitel 6 Allgemeine Zivilrechtsfolgennitial hyperglycaemic response when injected into man. However, it was not until the 1950s that the peptide hormone glucagon was purified and its primary structure determined. The existence of purified glucagon made it possible to study in great detail the chemistry and mechanism of action of this h