EFFECTS OF INSULIN ON WHOLE-BODY AND REGIONAL AMINO-ACID-METABOLISM

[1] Cahill GF, Physiology of insulin in man, Diabetes, 20, pp. 785-789, (1971)

[2] Sherwin RS, Amino acid and protein metabolism in normal and diabetic humans, Handbook of Diabetes Mellitus, pp. 1-47, (1991)

[3] Best CH, Insulin. The Banting Memorial Lecture, Diabetes, 1, pp. 257-267, (1952)

[4] Atchley DW, Loeb RF, Richards DW, Benedict EM, Driscoll ME, On diabetic ketoacidosis: a detailed study of electrolyte balances following insulin withdrawal and re‐establishment of insulin therapy, Journal of Clinical Investigation, 12, pp. 297-326, (1933)

[5] Walsh CH, Soler NG, James H, Studies in whole body potassium and whole body nitrogen in newly diagnosed diabetics, Q J Med, 45, pp. 285-301, (1976)

[6] Tattersall RB, Pyke DA, Growth in diabetic children: studies in identical twins, Lancet, 2, pp. 1105-1109, (1973)

[7] Blethen SL, While NH, Santiago JV, Daughaday WH, Plasma somatomedins, endogenous insulin secretion, and growth in transient neonatal diabetes mellitus, J Clin Endocrinol Metab, 52, pp. 144-147, (1981)

[8] Sokhey SS, Allan FN, The relationship of phosphates to carbohydrate metabolism. I. Time relationship of the changes in phosphate excretion caused by insulin and sugar, Biochemical Journal, 18, pp. 1170-1184, (1924)

[9] Almdal TP, Vilstrup H, Strict insulin therapy normalizes organ nitrogen contents and the capacity of urea nitrogen synthesis in experimental diabetes in rats, Diabetologia, 31, pp. 114-118, (1988)

[10] Tamborlane WV, Hintz RL, Bergman M, Genel M, Felig P, Sherwin RS, Insulin‐infusion pump treatment of diabetes. Influence of improved metabolic control on plasma somatomedin levels, N Engl J Med, 305, pp. 303-307, (1981)

[1] Cahill GF, Physiology of insulin in man, Diabetes, 20, pp. 785-789, (1971)

[2] Sherwin RS, Amino acid and protein metabolism in normal and diabetic humans, Handbook of Diabetes Mellitus, pp. 1-47, (1991)

[3] Best CH, Insulin. The Banting Memorial Lecture, Diabetes, 1, pp. 257-267, (1952)

[4] Atchley DW, Loeb RF, Richards DW, Benedict EM, Driscoll ME, On diabetic ketoacidosis: a detailed study of electrolyte balances following insulin withdrawal and re‐establishment of insulin therapy, Journal of Clinical Investigation, 12, pp. 297-326, (1933)

[5] Walsh CH, Soler NG, James H, Studies in whole body potassium and whole body nitrogen in newly diagnosed diabetics, Q J Med, 45, pp. 285-301, (1976)

[6] Tattersall RB, Pyke DA, Growth in diabetic children: studies in identical twins, Lancet, 2, pp. 1105-1109, (1973)

[7] Blethen SL, While NH, Santiago JV, Daughaday WH, Plasma somatomedins, endogenous insulin secretion, and growth in transient neonatal diabetes mellitus, J Clin Endocrinol Metab, 52, pp. 144-147, (1981)

[8] Sokhey SS, Allan FN, The relationship of phosphates to carbohydrate metabolism. I. Time relationship of the changes in phosphate excretion caused by insulin and sugar, Biochemical Journal, 18, pp. 1170-1184, (1924)

[9] Almdal TP, Vilstrup H, Strict insulin therapy normalizes organ nitrogen contents and the capacity of urea nitrogen synthesis in experimental diabetes in rats, Diabetologia, 31, pp. 114-118, (1988)

[10] Tamborlane WV, Hintz RL, Bergman M, Genel M, Felig P, Sherwin RS, Insulin‐infusion pump treatment of diabetes. Influence of improved metabolic control on plasma somatomedin levels, N Engl J Med, 305, pp. 303-307, (1981)