Interrupted Glucagon Signaling Reveals Hepatic α Cell Axis and Role for L-Glutamine in α Cell Proliferation

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Indeed, several studies have repositioned the role of glucagon with a focus on its role in amino acid metabolism. Refs: https://t.co/wWXOoSl35g https://t.co/Jgp4VbCA6S https://t.co/V53igCQqY6 https://t.co/L5pzXPYrai

Pancreatic alpha-cells on fire by glutamine metabolism! L-glutamine is required for high amino acid stimulation of alpha cell proliferation. https://t.co/kcNDip6dcd https://t.co/2Q6WzxXM1N

RT @DanielJDrucker: @NatureMedicine Paradoxically, interrupting glucagon action at the hepatocyte leads to enhanced amino acid synthesis, r…

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