Demonstration of how the dual incretin agonist tirzpetide requires the GIPR in human islets for insulin secretion
Various stressors, including pregnancy, surgery and illness induce a reversible acceleration in biological age.
Reverse flux of pyruvate-derived acetyl-CoA to short chain acylcarnitine metabolites promotes efficient fat oxidation in heart and skeletal muscles.
Maternal levels of serum triglycerides and branched-chain amino acids are positively associated, and acylcarnitines are negatively associated with newborn adiposity.
- Demonstration of how the dual incretin agonist tirzpetide requires the GIPR in human islets for insulin secretion
- Various stressors, including pregnancy, surgery and illness induce a reversible acceleration in biological age.
- Reverse flux of pyruvate-derived acetyl-CoA to short chain acylcarnitine metabolites promotes efficient fat oxidation in heart and skeletal muscles.
- Maternal levels of serum triglycerides and branched-chain amino acids are positively associated, and acylcarnitines are negatively associated with newborn adiposity.
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