[HTML][HTML] Gastrectomy induces impaired insulin and glucagon secretion: evidence for a gastro-insular axis in mice
Gastrectomy induces impaired insulin and glucagon secretion: evidence for a gastro-insular axis
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PMC Advanced Search User Guide Journal List J Physiol v.514(Pt 2); 1999 Jan 15 PMC2269089
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Abstract
1. Mice were subjected to gastrectomy (GX) or food deprivation (24 h). The release of insulin and glucagon in response to different secretagogues was monitored in vivo and in isolated islets 3–4 weeks after surgery.
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