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Hyperinsulinemia promotes HMGB1 release leading to inflammation induced systemic insulin resistance: An interplay between pancreatic beta-cell and peripheral organs

2019-07-17

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<h4>Summary</h4> Insulin resistance results from several pathophysiologic mechanisms, including chronic tissue inflammation and defective insulin signaling. Pancreatic β-cells hypersecretion (hyperinsulinemia), is a central hallmark of peripheral insulin resistance. However, the underlying mechanism by which hyperinsulinemia perpetuates towards the development of insulin resistance remains unclear and is still a...

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913652f6-949c-5544-ab8d-63ba6d677842
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10.1101/705103
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