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Glucose controls co-translation of structurally related mRNAs <i>via</i> the mTOR and eIF2 pathways in human pancreatic beta cells

2021-09-13

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Pancreatic beta cell response to glucose is critical for the maintenance of normoglycemia. A strong transcriptional response was classically described in rodent models but, interestingly, not in human cells. In this study, we exposed human pancreatic beta cells to an increased concentration of glucose and analysed at a global level the mRNAs steady state levels and their translationalability. Po...

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4406255c-313a-53e4-ab7d-c6f711fe95e8
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10.1101/2021.09.13.460006
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