Natural Compound α-PGG and Its Synthetic Derivative 6Cl-TGQ Alter Insulin Secretion: Evidence for Diminishing Glucose Uptake as a Mechanism

Natural Compound α-PGG and Its Synthetic Derivative 6Cl-TGQ Alter Insulin Secretion: Evidence for Diminishing Glucose Uptake as a Mechanism

Xiaozhuo Chen,1– 7 Nigel A Daniels,1,4,5,8 David Cottrill,2,3 Yanyang Cao,2,3 Xuan Wang,2,3 Yunsheng Li,2 Pratik Shriwas,2,3 Yanrong Qian,2 Michael W Archer,1,4 Nicholas B Whitticar,4,9 Ishrat Jahan,1,4 Craig S Nunemaker,1,3– 5 Aili Guo10 1The Diabetes Institute at Ohio Universit...

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Main Authors: Chen X, Daniels NA, Cottrill D, Cao Y, Wang X, Li Y, Shriwas P, Qian Y, Archer MW, Whitticar NB, Jahan I, Nunemaker CS, Guo A
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Dove Medical Press 2021-02-01
Series:Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity : Targets and Therapy
Subjects:
glucose-stimulated insulin secretion
calcium influx
glucose transporter
α-pgg
6cl-tgq
Online Access:https://www.dovepress.com/natural-compound-alpha-pgg-and-its-synthetic-derivative-6cl-tgq-alter--peer-reviewed-article-DMSO

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