To improve the production of insulin human. < / p & gt; & lt; p & gt; it is to multiply the human cells, capable of producing human insulin, before exposing the action of an inductor of the insulin or in the transplanting directly in the body of an animal is, either by bringing ...
The First Insulin Patient Collip, a professor at the University of Alberta, had experience in the chemistry of hormones. Prior to January 1922, he had prepared an insulin pure enough to be used on human patients. The first patient to receive insulin was 14-year-old Leonard Thompson. Thompson...
who showed consistent abnormalities in stress-related cortisol secretion, including inhibited secretions of sex steroids and growth hormone; insulin resistance; ... P Bjrntorp,G Holm,R Rosmond - 《Diabet Med》 被引量: 802发表: 1999年 Ghrelin action in the brain controls adipocyte metabolism Many...
Separate cultivation of single sex populations is a common practice in animal husbandry. In many cases, specific lines are selectively bred for the advantageous traits of one gender or the other. The ability to preselect the desired gender from the cultured population presents ethical and biotechnolog...
Insulin-like growth f actor-I (IGF-I) plays an important role in the regulation of growth during puberty. Although IGF-I levels are known to be related to sex steroids, sex difference related to the effect of sex steroids on IGF-I is still unknown. To investigate the effect of sex ster...
Nanoparticle technology offers significant advances while trying to deliver insulin orally4,6,7. One can efficiently encapsulate and protect insulin from degradation for targeted deliveries to specific human body parts. However, the usage of nanoparticle formulations has several limits, mainly due to issu...
The global population is increasing, with a predicted demand for 1250 million tonnes of animal-derived protein by 2050, which will be difficult to meet. Single-cell protein (SCP) offers a sustainable solution. This review covers SCP production mechanisms
protective, anti-diabetic functions for a hormone that, like insulin, is produced by the islet cells of the pancreas. The new hormone was found to stimulate insulin secretion from rat and human islet cells and protect islet cells in the presence of toxic, cell-killing factors used in the ...
Insulin-like growth factor 1 and tumour necrosis factor-alpha were then immobilized onto the prepared scaffold using a photochemical reaction. The results indicated successful inhibition of cell senescence, induction of bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells differentiation, and biocompatibility. On the other ...
Obesity is often associated with an elevated total body cholesterol synthesis. In order to evaluate the role of hepatic cholesterogenesis in this phenomeno... B Angelin,L Backman,K Einarsson,... - 《Journal of Lipid Research》 被引量: 109发表: 1982年 Insulin resistance in obesity as the und...