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Higher C-Peptide Level During Glucose Clamp Is Associated With Muscle Insulin Resistance in Nonobese Japanese Men.

Hideyoshi Kaga | Yoshifumi Tamura | Kageumi Takeno | Saori Kakehi | Yuki Someya | Takashi Funayama | Yasuhiko Furukawa | Ruriko Suzuki | Daisuke Sugimoto | Satoshi Kadowaki | Miho Nishitani-Yokoyama | Kazunori Shimada | Hiroyuki Daida | Shigeki Aoki | Adria Giacca | Akio Kanazawa | Ryuzo Kawamori | Hirotaka Watada
Journal of the Endocrine Society | 2019

Circulating C-peptide is generally suppressed by exogenous insulin infusion. However, steady-state serum C-peptide (SSSC) levels during hyperinsulinemic-euglycemic clamp in obese subjects are higher than in healthy subjects, which may contribute to hyperinsulinemia to compensate for insulin resistance. Even in healthy subjects, interindividual variations in SSSC levels are present; however, the characteristics of subjects with high SSSC levels in those populations have not been fully elucidated.

Pubmed ID: 31555755

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