..., the presented study is the first X chr parent-of-origin study assessing cardiometabolic phenotypes in TS to analyze oral glucose tolerance test data, which is a more sensitive measure of dysglycemia in TS [ 21 ]. Prior studies found no impact of X chr parent-of-origin on fasting blood glucose [ 15 , 24‒26...

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... infants. Moreover, GA in NDM patients may be apparently low in relation to glycemia due to the assumed elevation of albumin metabolism in neonates. Methods: We compared GA levels between 6 patients with NDM and 18 non-diabetic infants or 14 patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM). Mean blood glucose...

... group overall and in controls, as well as in the obese and non-obese PCO patients. The 24-hour blood glucose profile pattern was significantly different in PCO women from controls (p = 0.009), with absence of post-prandial peaks in blood glucose concentrations. These changes were most marked in the non...

...Sven Röjdmark To investigate whether short-term fasting affects serum testosterone (T) in normal subjects, 10 healthy men of normal weight were studied on two occasions: (1) after an overnight fast (8 h), and (2) after an additional 48 h of fasting. Blood glucose declined by 22 ± 3% between...

...’ to exogenous GnRH. This may in turn explain why human Ley dig cells respond more powerful to exogenous GnRH in thyrotoxic patients than in euthyroid subjects. Serum LH Serum FSH Testosterone Estradiol Prolactin Serum-free T 3 , Serum-free T 4 Blood glucose Thyrotoxicosis Gonadotropin-releasing...

...R. Keret; Sh.. Mathiash; M. Brown; A. Pertzelan; I. Levy; Z. Laron Plasma growth hormone, insulin and blood glucose levels were measured longitudinally during the first 60 days of life in 21 premature infants (8 males and 13 females) born between the 6th and 8th month of gestation. When...

... progressively gained weight. Within 24 h of treatment blood glucose and plasma free fatty acids were raised to levels which were sustained for the remainder of the experiment. After 48 h blood ketone bodies, plasma cholesterol and triglycerides were maximally raised and liver glycogen and blood lactate...

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... that tight control in this age group should be undertaken with extreme caution because hypoglycemia may impair normal brain development [ 20 ]. In children below 8 years of age it may be safer to aim at somewhat less tight blood glucose control. Fig. 1 Centers sorted according to their mean HbA1c...