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glucose-inhibited neurons

Low-glucose sensor in the brain promotes blood glucose balance

July 11, 2023 anoctamin 4, blood glucose, glucose-excited neurons, glucose-inhibited neurons, ion channel, Research, type 1 diabetes

The findings suggest that glucose-sensing neurons in the brain are important for whole body glucose regulation, including during diabetes.

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