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Diabetes Care 2016;39:353e62
Understanding GLP-1R agonists Mechanism of action GLP-1R agonists mimic the hormone GLP-1 , which regulates: Insulin secretion (increases insulin release in response to glucose)
According to Riccardo Perfetti and colleagues from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Division of Endocrinology in Los Angeles, California, continuous infusion of GLP-1 to both young and old rats demonstrated an up-regulation of pancreatic-duodenum homeobox-1 (PDX-1) expression in islets and total pancreas which is essential for pancreogenesis, pancreatic cell differentiation, and maturation
Its extended in vitro stability profile makes it suitable for receptor pharmacology research requiring sustained agonist activity across long incubation windows
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