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Endothelial Insulin Resistance Induced by Adrenomedullin Mediates Obesity-Associated Diabetes

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The authors discovered that adrenomedullin, a peptide hormone that increased in concentration in the setting of obesity, inhibited insulin signaling in the endothelium of both humans and mice. [Science] Abstract
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Adrenomedullin causes diabetes in overweight people

A large proportion of the approximately six million patients with type 2 diabetes in Germany are overweight. The effect of insulin is limited in them. Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Heart and Lung Research in Bad Nauheim and the Goethe University in Frankfurt have now shown that the effects...

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Endothelial Insulin Resistance Induced by Adrenomedullin Mediates Obesity-Associated Diabetes

The authors discovered that adrenomedullin, a peptide hormone that increased in concentration in the setting of obesity, inhibited insulin signaling in the endothelium of both humans and mice. [Science] Abstract

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